Never mind. Found it on another perl email list.
s/[\n\r]+$/;
Brian Lasher
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-Original Message-
From: Lasher, Brian
Sent: Thu
You might want to try using the input line separator system variable
"$/". By default it is "\n", but you can set it to whatever you like
e.g.
$/ = " "; #This makes the newline character a whitespace
so then
$testValue1 = "a b";
might be what you want to accomplish, I'm not sure,
Hope this hel
