Dear Perl Monks, I am using Text::Autoformat for formatting.When i call, autoformat($rawtext, {left=>0, right=>60},it does the formatting but an additional new line and hypen are also getting created which i dont want.can anyone please tell how to get rid of the newline. my code 
my $file = "/home/temp1/temp2/temp3/temp4/temp4/temp5/temp6/temp7/temp
+8/temp9.tcl in config.tcl";
my $rawtext = "File not found.setting default $file in config.tcl.";
autoformat($rawtext, {left=>0, right=>60});

output:
File not found.setting default /home/temp1/temp2/t-emp3/temp4/temp4/te
+mp5/temp6/temp7/temp8/temp-
9.tcl in config.tcl.

with the above output a newline is also added.

but actual output i need is:
File not found.setting default /home/temp1/temp2/temp3/temp4/temp4/tem
+p5/temp6/temp7/temp8/temp9.tcl in config.tcl.
no hypens & no newlines.

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I have used dummy names and dummy code (almost similiar to my code)... Thanks in advance

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