Hello Monks,

I have this bis of code for printing into a file: 
  open OUT, ">".$self->get_csv() 
    || die "Could not open file ".$self->get_csv().
       " for writing!";

  for ( my $i = 0; $i < @stations; $i++ ){
      
    print OUT [some string];
    
  }

  close OUT;

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Every time I call this code I get a message, that I tried to print on a closed filehandle called OUT, yet the "die" command is not called. I am a lost what else could call this error. Any help is appreciated.
I am not sure if this might be a Windows specific problem but in case it is: (WinXP, Active Perl 5.8.4/810)

Thanks.

In reply to Print on closed filehandle by PerlingTheUK

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