Hello wise ones

I use GD::Graph to plot mixed charts in perl.
Now i use 'long' descriptions as label for the x-axis, so i use $graph->set(x_labels_vertical =>1,)to print them, however i'd like to wrap the labels as well.

Now i know there is GD::Text::Wrap, but i don't really understand how to embed it in the graph.
Code snip to genereate the graphs: 
    my $graph = GD::Graph::mixed->new($cgi->param('width'),$cgi->param
+('height'));
    my @collumn_data ("this is the first result label and its long", "
+this is the second etc..." );
    my @data = (
    \@collumn_count,
    \@collumn_data,
    \@compare_data,
    \@compare_data2,
    );
    $graph->set( 
        types => [qw(bars lines lines)],
        ...
        x_labels_vertical =>1,
    );
    my $image = $graph->plot(\@data);
    $image->interlaced(undef);
    print $cgi->header(-type    =>"image/png"    , -expires => "now");
    binmode STDOUT;
    print $image->png;

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Please help me to wrap the labels. Thanks.

"We all agree on the necessity of compromise. We just can't agree on when it's necessary to compromise." - Larry Wall.

In reply to x_labels_vertical wrap in GD::Graph by jbrugger

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