The following works for me?

Update: Note: I had to change the anonymous sub slightly to use @_ instead of $_[0]. Only the first argument to the print statement was being output. 

#! perl -slw
use strict;
use Filter::Handle;

open FH1, '>', 'my.log' or die $!;
open FH2, '>', 'myother.log' or die $!;

tie *FH1, 'Filter::Handle', \*FH2, sub{ @_ }; ## << NOTE THE CHANGE!!!

print FH1 'Hello world!', $_ for 1 .. 10;

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The test

P:\test>del *.log

P:\test>dir *.log
 Volume in drive P is Winnt
 Volume Serial Number is D822-5AE5

 Directory of P:\test

File Not Found

P:\test>262848

P:\test>dir *.log
 Volume in drive P is Winnt
 Volume Serial Number is D822-5AE5

 Directory of P:\test

03/06/04  04:32a                     0 my.log
03/06/04  04:32a                   151 myother.log
               2 File(s)            151 bytes
                            387,018,752 bytes free

P:\test>type myother.log
Hello world!1
Hello world!2
Hello world!3
Hello world!4
Hello world!5
Hello world!6
Hello world!7
Hello world!8
Hello world!9
Hello world!10

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That said, I'm not quite sure why you would do this? If all the print statements you wish to re-direct already print to an filehandle, why not just open the desired output file as that handle?

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In reply to Re: Re: Re: Filter::Handle - Deep Recursion Error by BrowserUk
in thread Filter::Handle - Deep Recursion Error by bayruds

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