Quite possibly &load_game is being called before $cfg becomes a Config::Simple object.

[...] all of my variables are defined 
our @player;
our $completed_quests = 0;
our $special_item = "none";
our @enemy;
our $class = "null";
our $cfg;

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From that snippet, I see some of variables being declared but not defined, namely $cfg. Missing also from the snippet are the stages at which &load_game and &Config::Simple::new are being called.

$cfg->read("'$ENV{HOME}/.kenesis'")

What's with two kinds of quotes around file name? Is a file name actually being surrounded by single quotes (on the file system)?

In reply to Re^2: Trouble working with Config::Simple by parv
in thread Trouble working with Config::Simple by vendion

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