the parameter 'new_page_func' must be a function reference

This means, you need to pass it either the name of a subroutine, or an anonymous subroutine

which when executed will create a new page

... so said subroutine must create a new page. Maybe something like the following, but bear in mind that I have no idea of how to use PDF::Table:

    new_page_func => sub {
        my ($pdf) = @_; # I don't know whether that's the parameter pa
+ssed to this
        warn "Creating new page";
        my $page = $pdf->page; # see PDF::API2 for pages
        ... do funky stuff with $page ....
        $page
    },

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