I am trying to use TeeOutput to capture STDOUT to temporary file. I can get it to work with old stye, uppercase global filehandles, but cannot get it to work using proper filehandle variables. 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use Local::TeeOutput;
use IO::File;
use strict;

local *LOG;
open (LOG, ">>test.out");
openTee(*STDOUT, *STDOUT, *LOG);
print "One\n";
closeTee(*STDOUT);


my $fh = IO::File->new(">>test.out");
openTee(*STDOUT, *STDOUT, $fh);
print "Two\n";
closeTee(*STDOUT);

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Note that only "one" gets written to test.out. The documentation for TeeOutput states "The filehandle must be passed as an unquoted typeglob." I am not sure how to achieve that from a regular filehandle. (Note I actually want to store result in string variable but this is the first step) Any help appreciated.

In reply to Problems with Filehandles and TeeOutput by hkpatv

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