I tried to decypher your code but I give up. It is simply unreadable mess. I doubt you will understand it yourself after a week. Some hints:
  1. Use strict and warnings
  2. Use human readable variable names. When I see $n, $m, etc it say me nothing.
  3. Split large code chunks on subroutines with human readable names.
  4. Don't use exotic Perl features just because you can (i.e. code refs in @INC to convert templating language in Perl code on fly). There are much simplier ways to do the same thing (compile template in Perl code). Take a look on existing templaiting modules to see how. BTW probably they already do what you want or can be easily extended to do it.
  5. If you need to restrict power of Perl expressions you need to use Safe. Parsing Perl code is tricky.

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In reply to Re: ref in @INC and debugging by IlyaM
in thread ref in @INC and debugging by Anonymous Monk

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