Heh... I think we've all got a few projects we'd like folks to support with code. :-) Unfortunately, we usually wind up having to do them ourselves.

I'd have to guess and say that you're going to be hard pressed to find people to write code to implement your concept, at least until you've already got a bunch written. But don't let that discourage you. If you're trying to learn Perl... as are we all... you'll find people here very helpful.

Start off with little tasks you can do successfully, and build from there. It's unlikely you'll be able to tackle your master project all at once, but by always trying things a little beyond your present skill level, you get better fast. Read the perldocs in our fine Library, maybe work your way through the book Learning Perl. If you're not sure where to find the information you're looking for, use the amazing Super Search. And if you get stuck, ask a question, either in the Chatterbox (which comes with instructions), or in Seekers of Perl Wisdom.

When you do post a question, be sure to explain the symptoms, not just the problem. The best mechanic in the world can't help you if all he knows is, "my car won't start", and programming's no different. Include the relevant code, enclosed in <code> tags, and the output, including error messages. And, of course, describe your objective clearly.

Oh yeah... and before someone else says it, use strict and the -w flag in your code. They'll save you trouble sooner or later.

Welcome to the monastery, and good luck with Perl.