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The answer is a conditional "yes" as described by Corion and stevieb. If you are suspicious that STDOUT has been overridden, you could always open your own filehandle and print your debug statements to a file. But if 

print {$self->{fileout}} "what I want to print\n";

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does not work, then you may not have opened your filehandle successfully, or it may not be stored in the variable you think it is. Did you check?


The way forward always starts with a minimal test.
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Re^4: print statements in perl pakages seem to be masked from STDOUT
by holandes777 (Scribe) on Mar 07, 2018 at 18:18 UTC
    Thank you, I will check that and report back.
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