As to tracking the eval, I'm not sure, but it might be helpful if you used Devel::ptkdb (Install Tk too). It provides a nice gui interface so you can see the code and track variables all at once. I find it much nicer and definately easier to use than the normal debugger.

If worst comes to worst, could you post some of the relevant code so we can search ourselves?

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