Hi, I'm trying to print to multiple file handles and I have found several examples

However, when I tried to pass file handle to it, instead of file name, it fails to print. Here's several code that I tried which produces error

 
my $f1 = "fileName1";
my $f2 = "fileName2";
open my $fh_email, ">", $f2;
#Print stuff to $fh_email
open($fh, "| tee -a $f1 $fh_email") or die "Teeing off: $!\n"; 
#Several other variations I have tried
#open($fh, "| tee -a $f1 \*$fh_email") or die "Teeing off: $!\n"; 
#open($fh, "| tee -a $f1 \\*$fh_email") or die "Teeing off: $!\n"; 
#open($fh, "| tee -a $f1 \\*\$fh_email") or die "Teeing off: $!\n"; 
#open($fh, "| tee -a $f1 \*\$fh_email") or die "Teeing off: $!\n"; #Wh
+ich was a big mistake as I appended bunch of stuff into lots of file 
+(which of course I simply did svn revert *)
#Print stuff into both files
close $fh;
#Then continue printing to $fh_email

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Error message I see are something like this:

sh: -c: line 0: syntax error near unexpected token `('
sh: -c: line 0: `tee -a fileName1 \*GLOB(0x2c06b18)'

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Maybe I just have to use for loop to print to both file handles.... Easy way out, but I still would like to know where I've got it wrong :(

Thanks for help!!

In reply to Passing file handle to tee that goes into open by pjkang7

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