iSinaWhat might be the reason for this behaviour

from your code posted as Anonymous (Re^2: Autoflush/Buffer Problem), I can see that you
use Tie::File on an already opened file:
... my $input = $mw->getOpenFile(); open FILE, ">$input" or die $!; FILE->autoflush(1); ... tie @lines, 'Tie::File', $input or die $!; ...
This is, according to the Tie::File documetation,
not supported. You have to provide the filehandle:
... open FILE, ">$input" or die $!; tie @array, 'Tie::File', \*FILE, ...; ...
From your code fragment posted it can be seen
that there are at least one zillion interactions
with other (unposted) code parts that may contain bugs ;-)

So one can only wish that the "force may be you" in
cleaning up this program eventually ...

Regards

mwa

In reply to Re: Autoflush/Buffer Problem by mwah
in thread Autoflush/Buffer Problem by iSina

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