Check out this for info about why you can't override print.

As for redirecting STDOUT to your socket, you'd probably want to use the dup form of open:

open STDOUT, ">& $fh" or die;.

Not totally sure if that will work for socket handles or not, and you most likely want to save a copy of the old STDOUT as well.

HTH.

Update: Oh, and for info on why your typeglob assignment might not be working, check out this node.

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In reply to (bbfu) Re: Remote interpreter (redefining print()) by bbfu
in thread Remote interpreter (redefining print()) by kaatunut

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