This sort of question is a lot easier if we could see the syntax errors.
Here's my guess though.
# foreach $i (@section_headers)
Has $i been declared? Try 'foreach my $i (@section_headers)'
# die "config error - no valid section header\n" if
($config_current_section ne $config_section && $config_current_section ne
"queries"),
I'd have to double check, but I think splitting the 'if' from it's condition
with a new line will give a syntax error. I can't tell if this is just the
e-mail format or in the original code.
# for(my $x;$x<10;++$x) print "gg",
A comma is not correct here. But you also need braces around the for block.
# for(my $x;$x<10;++$x) { print "gg" }
you can also get away with
print "gg" for (my $x;$x<10;++$x);
If this doesn't help, and no one else posts a helpful response you might
include the syntax errors in your next post. Or at least the first few if
there are too many.
Good Luck,
Peter C.
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