This is one way of doing it (I assume your subs are cleanup routines rather than routines that should output stuff in the die message?): 
open TST, ">>$var1"
    or One(), Two(), die "Could not open '$var1': $!";

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If that is any clearer may be disputed... I think it is, but some may disagree. Maybe '&&' instead of commas are more intiutive between the calls? That works too.

The '1' is, as pointed out, what do returns to your die for printing.

Hope that helps.

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In reply to Re: Run 2 Subroutines after a die by Dog and Pony
in thread Run 2 Subroutines after a die by AcidHawk

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