In my quest to beautify code ... is there a more elegant way to split a csv with trailing nulls into a 2D array than the following? 
#Read all transactions
my $lref;
my $line = '';
my @fields = ();
my @alltrans = ();
open( ALL, "<alltrans.csv" ) or die "can't open alltrans.csv";
while( <ALL> ) {
    chomp;
    $line = $_ . ' ';    #ugly as only copes with one trailing null fi
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    @fields = split( ',', $line );
    $fields[-1] = ( $fields[-1] eq ' ' ) ? '' : $fields[-1];
    $lref = [ @fields ];
    push( @alltrans, $lref );
}
close ALL;
print Dumper @alltrans;

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