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what do these mean is there a problem with my cgi::carp module???

C:\Perl>perl -c create2.pl
[Tue Aug 21 19:57:32 2001] (eval 1): Array found where operator expect
+ed at (ev
l 1) line 1, at end of line
[Tue Aug 21 19:57:32 2001] (eval 1):    (Do you need to predeclare Car
+p::longme
s?)
[Tue Aug 21 19:57:32 2001] (eval 1): Array found where operator expect
+ed at (ev
l 1) line 2, at end of line
[Tue Aug 21 19:57:32 2001] (eval 1):    (Do you need to predeclare Car
+p::shortm
ss?)
[Tue Aug 21 19:57:32 2001] (eval 1): Array found where operator expect
+ed at (ev
l 1) line 3, at end of line
[Tue Aug 21 19:57:32 2001] (eval 1):    (Do you need to predeclare Car
+p::shortm
ss?)
[Tue Aug 21 19:57:32 2001] (eval 1): Array found where operator expect
+ed at (ev
l 1) line 4, at end of line
[Tue Aug 21 19:57:32 2001] (eval 1):    (Do you need to predeclare Car
+p::longme
s?)
[Tue Aug 21 19:57:32 2001] Carp.pm: Subroutine import redefined at C:\
+PERL\lib/
GI/Carp.pm line 185.
[Tue Aug 21 19:57:32 2001] Carp.pm: Subroutine realwarn redefined at C
+:\PERL\li
/CGI/Carp.pm line 198.
Undefined subroutine &Carp::longmess called at C:\PERL\lib/Carp.pm lin
+e 296.
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heres the code that goes with it.

#!/usr/bin/perl -w
print "Content-type:text/html\n\n";
use CGI::Carp('fatalsToBrowser');
use strict;
use warnings;

print "Content-type:text/html\n\n";

@pages=();
@filenames=();
@titles=();
@headings=();
@stuff=();

open(PAGES, "<pages.txt");
while(<PAGES>) {
    push(@pages, $_)
    }
close(PAGES);

foreach $_ (@pages) {
    if (m/^\*\*\*\*filename.ext\*\*\*\*/) {
        push(@xfilenames, $_)
        }
    elsif (m/^\*\*\*\*title\*\*\*\*/) {
        push(@xtitles, $_)
        }
    elsif (m/^\*\*\*\*heading\*\*\*\*/) {
        push(@xheadings, $_)
        }
    else {    
        push(@xstuff, $_)
        }
    }

foreach $_ (@xfilenames) {
    s/^\*\*\*\*filename.ext\*\*\*\*//;
    chomp ($_);
    push(@filenames, $_);
    }
foreach $_ (@xtitles) {
    s/^\*\*\*\*title\*\*\*\*//;
    chomp ($_);
    push(@titles, $_);
    }
foreach $_ (@xheadings) {
    s/^\*\*\*\*heading\*\*\*\*//;
    chomp ($_);
    push(@headings, $_);
    }

$xstuff = join("", @xstuff);
@stuff = $xstuff =~ /\*\*\*\*stuff\*\*\*\*(.*?)\*\*\*\*endstuff\*\*\*\
+*/sg;


open(TEMPLATE, "<template.html");
while(<TEMPLATE>) {
    push(@xtemplate, $_)
    }
close (TEMPLATE);

$xtemplate = join("", @xtemplate);
@template = $xtemplate =~ /^(.*?)\*{4}filename.ext\*{4}/sg;
push (@template, $xtemplate =~ /\*{4}filename.ext\*{4}(.*?)\*{4}title\
+*{4}/sg);
push (@template, $xtemplate =~ /\*{4}title\*{4}(.*?)\*{4}headings\*{4}
+/sg);
push (@template, $xtemplate =~ /\*{4}headings\*{4}(.*?)/sg);

for ($i=0; $i <= (@filenames-1); $i++) {
    open(FILE, ">@filenames[$i]") or die;
    print FILE QQ($temlate[0] $title[$i] $template[1] $heading[$i] $te
+mplate[2] $stuff[$i] $template[3]);
    close(FILE);
    }

print <<EndHTML;

<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC
"-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transisional//EN"
"http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd">
<html>

<head>

<title>create</title>
</head>
<body>
EndHTML

foreach (@filenames) {
    print "$a <p>Name:$_</p>";
    }
print "<hr />";
foreach (@titles) {
    print "<p>Titles:$_</p>";
    }
print "<hr />";
foreach (@headings) {
    print "<p>Headings:$_</p>";
    }
print "<hr />";
foreach (@stuff) {
    print "<p>stuff:$_</p>";
    }
print <<EndHTML;
</body>
</html>
EndHTML
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