neversaint,

A quick example to get you started based on the sample data you have given: 
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use Text::Table;

my $tb = Text::Table->new(
    \'| ',
    {
        title => 'Planet',
        align => 'center', 
        align_title => 'center' 
    },
    \" | ",
    {
        title => 'Radius',
        align => 'center', 
        align_title => 'center'
    },
    \" | ", 
    {
        title => 'Density',
        align => 'center', 
        align_title => 'center'
    },
    \' |',
);

$tb->warnings('on');
$tb->load(
        [ "Mercury", 2360, "3.7" ],
        [ "Jupiter", 71030, "1.3" ],
);

print $tb->title();
print $tb->rule('-','|');
print $tb->body(0);
print $tb->body(1);
print $tb->body_rule('-','-');

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Which produces: 
| Planet  | Radius | Density |
|---------|--------|---------|
| Mercury |  2360  |   3.7   |
| Jupiter |  71030 |   1.3   |
------------------------------

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Hope this helps,

Martin

In reply to Re: Printing Issues with Text::Table by marto
in thread Printing Issues with Text::Table by neversaint

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