thnx alot! also for explaining that its a handle not a handler :)

One last (almost related) thing. I'm using Tie::Hash, so if the programs dies (because it cannot open the file), the DESTROY sub is called: 
sub DESTROY {
  my $self = shift ;
  if ( $self->{out} && $self->{out}->opened() ) {
    ... do stuff ....
    close $self->{out} ;
  }
}

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$self->{out} is the filehandle mentioned in my first post. Unfortunatly this generates the following 
(in cleanup) Can't locate object method "opened" via package "IO::Hand
+le" at modules/MyTH.pm line 29.

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So the question is how do I test if a filehandle is open ?

In reply to Re: filehandler stored in hash-ref by jeanluca
in thread filehandler stored in hash-ref by jeanluca

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