You didn't show the whole (reduced) program, but my guess is that in line 25, your are missing a semicolon. When I have the following program:

#line 25
my $x = '123' =
my %OCN_PFX_To_TDir=( 
   3085220111379778 => '3085220111379788_Rexx',
   3085220334620644 => '3085220334620644_Spare',
   3085220346432582 => '3085220346432582_Rexx2',
   3085220352420034 => '3085220352420034_Algol'
    );

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I get the error output

Can't modify constant item in scalar assignment at tmp.pl line 31, nea
+r ");"
Execution of tmp.pl aborted due to compilation errors.

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So maybe your problem is some lines earlier.

If you can't spot it, copy the file and start removing lines until the error goes away. Then, if you still can't spot it, post the smallest version of your file that still reproduces the error. See also https://www.sscce.org/ - "smallest, self-contained example".

In reply to Re: Problem Declaring a hash by Corion
in thread Problem Declaring a hash by The_Evil_One

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