I would like to use perl code in my config file. I am not able to make this work when using strict, warnings and declaring variables.

Can someone look at my config file and my script and tell me what I need to do to get this to work properly

Script 
use warnings;
use strict;
my ($scalarone,$scalartwo,$scalarthree,$scalarfour,$scalarfive,@arrayo
+ne,@arraytwo,%hashone);
use lib("/tmp");
do "config.cfg";
print << "PRINT";
########################################
Scalarone is
$scalarone
########################################
Scalartwo is
$scalartwo
########################################
Scalarthree is 
$scalarthree
########################################
Scalarfour is
$scalarfour 
########################################
scalarfive is
$scalarfive 
########################################
Arrayone is
@arrayone
########################################
Arraytwo is
@arraytwo
########################################
Hashone one is
$hashone{ONE}
Hashone two is
$hashone{TWO}
Hashone three is
$hashone{THREE}
Hashone four is
$hashone{FOUR}
Hashone five is
$hashone{FIVE}
########################################
PRINT

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Config file 
# Scalar Variables
$scalarone = "one";
$scalartwo = "two";
$scalarthree = "three";
$scalarfour = "four";
$scalarfive = "five";

# Array Variables
@arrayone = ('one', 'two', 'three', 'four', 'five');
@arraytwo = ('six', 'seven', 'eight', 'nine', 'ten');

# Hash Variables 
%hashone = (
  ONE => 'one',
  TWO => 'two',
  THREE => 'three',
  FOUR => 'four',
  FIVE => 'five');

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Thanks for your help

I got 99 problems, but a @%$()_ ain't one.

In reply to Moving variables to config file by monk2b

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