If you declare multiple variables, do it like this:

use strict;
my ( $var1, $var2, $var3 );

# or 
my ( $var4, $var5 ) = ( 4, 'five' );

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or use vars: 
use strict;
use vars qw( $var1 $var2 $var3 $var4 $var5 );
$var4 = 4;
$var5 = 'five';

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update: Check out our for the successor of vars.

--8<-- 
my $frameFileName = $mw -> Frame;
$frameFileName = $mw -> Frame( qw(list of frame parameters) );

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Why are you calling $mw->Frame two times, when you overwrite the first result?
You do this several times for various objects.

my $frameFileName = $mw -> Frame( qw(list of frame parameters) );

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That should be enough!

Update: as vars is obsolete, corresponding part striked out. Thanks toolic++ for pointing that out.

In reply to Re: LaTeX Wizard by linuxer
in thread LaTeX Wizard by milarepa

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