Word Wrapping

[Darius1968]

I'm using this expression to output the filename in a tabular layout: 

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<Run FontSize="9pt">{File.MetadataModified|is:Yes,* ;is:No, ;}{File.Name}</Run>{File.Ext|to_upper;prefix:<Run FontSize="9pt" Foreground="#FF0000">.;postfix:</Run>}

It works great when the filename has spaces separating the words - If I shorten the width of the column, and the contents would not fit as a result, they are simply wrapped into however many lines need be, to fit. 

However, if the words are separated by, for instance, a hyphen (-), then word-wrapping is not triggered.  How can I have word-wrapping in effect when other characters besides the space are used to separate words? 

[Mario]

Replace - with -<blank>.

See the first and third example for replace:This==That

[Darius1968]

Thanks. 

[Darius1968]

Okay.  That definitely works in getting the filename to wrap into multiple lines if need be.  However, the actual characters (e.g., -, _, .) are physically replaced in the enumeration as well. 
Any way to still maintain the original filename (in the display) when doing this?  If not, no big deal. 

[Mario]

If you replace e.g. - with -<space> the file name will be the same as before. The spaces just allow the word-wrap to work.
If you replace - with a space only, the - will be missing in the result of course.

[Darius1968]

But, again, having -<space>, in the That clause of the replace: statement keeps the -, but also displays the space, which I'm trying to suppress in the output, even though IMatch considers it to allow word-wrapping.  Any way to to this?  Again, no big deal, if it's not possible. 

[Mario]

No space, no wrapping.