I have a program, which call a subroutine and logs the STDOUT to a different file for each subroutine called. 

foreach $test_run (keys(%test_hash)) { 
if ($test_hash{$test_run} == 1) { 
$test_execute = $test_run; 
$test_execute1 = $test_run."."."pm"; 
my $logfile = $test_execute."_log.txt"; 
print "the logfile is $logfile \n"; 
open (STDOUT, "| tee $logfile"); 
require "$test_execute1"; 
my $op = $test_execute->$test_execute(); 
}

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On executing my script with above code creates all the log files, but lets say foreach loop runs for 3 times; then first log file have output of all the 3 calls of test_execute,2nd log file have output of 2nd and 3rd calls of test_execute and last log file will have only last call of test_execute. Please help me get all the logg files which contains logs for every single test_execute call.

In reply to Problem logging STDOUT in perl by kuldeek

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