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Your line "'vendors' => qw(Amazon BarnesNoble) " is probably not doing what you expect.assigning a list to a scalar. This will result in the first value (Amazon) being assigned to "vendors".

Update:Valid Nit from message below has been picked.

What I think you meant is to get a REFERENCE to a list, which you can do thus:

our %CONFIG = ('db_host' => 'localhost', 'db_name' => 'books', 'db_user' => 'user', 'db_pass' => 'pass', 'html_retrieve_timeout' => 30, 'vendors' => [qw(Amazon BarnesNoble)] ); # Dereference thus: print @{$CONFIG{vendors}};
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In reply to Re: Unknown compile error - desperation by NetWallah
in thread Compilation failed, Vendor::Amazon, Vendor::BarnesNoble by luisfagundes

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