I still play the old BBS game TradeWars 2002 and created a program to help analyze the CIM download output. However, I get the error

Can't find string terminator "EODATA" anywhere before EOF at ports.pl line 30.

when I attempt to run it. The code is below. Any help and/or suggestions appreciated! 

#!/usr/bin/perl -w 
use strict; 

my $file = shift || die "SYNOPSIS: $0 datafile\n"; 

open( IN, $file ); 
my @in = <IN>; 
close IN; 

# 
#  The raw data is almost already in perl format. 
# 
my @out; 
foreach( @in ) 
{ 
   last if /: ENDINTERROG/; 
   push @out, "};\n\nsub ports\n{\n" if /:/; 
   next if /:/; 
  
   s/-\s*/-/g;          # remove whitespace after minus sign 
   s/(\d+)\%/0.$1/g;    # change n% to 0.n 
  
   # finally, turn it into a hash reference 
   s/^\s*(\d+) (.*)$/   \'$1\' => [ qw ( $2 ) ],/; 
  
   push @out, $_; 
} 

open OUT, ">$file.pm"; 
print OUT<<EODATA; 
sub warps 
{ 
@out 
}; 
1; 
EODATA 
close OUT;

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Edit Masem 2002-02-19 - Changed title from "TW2002"

In reply to Here Document Terminator Problems by tekniko

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