in reply to Dereference a reference to a file handle created with IO::File
print can be used as follows:
print $SCALAR LIST print $SCALAR print BLOCK LIST print BLOCK print LIST print
You have the following:
print $ads{$this_ad} "$line\n";
$ads{$this_ad} doesn't match $SCALAR or BLOCK, so this must be print LIST. But that's not what you want. Replace what you have with
orprint { $ads{$this_ad} } "$line\n";
$ads{$this_ad}->print("$line\n");
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