Sometimes that extra semicolon can really mess you up...
You must have had another EOT somewhere in the file, because
it should have given you one of these:
Can't find string terminator "EOT" anywhere before EOF at ...
So between the first terminating EOT and the second terminating
EOT you had the @forminputs variable and perl thought you wanted to print the variable name
along with all the other code in between.
That's why it's helpful to give your here-document labels
different names each time, like:
print <<EOT1;
EOT1
print << EOT2;
EOT2
That way if you accidentally put a semicolon on the end of
one you'll immediately know where to look because you'll get
the error above instead of some other crazy errors.
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