Sorry, this
> $h{k2}=FH
will only work in no strict scenarios, here corrected versions
use v5.12;
use warnings;
use Data::Dump;
my %h;
open my $fh, ">>", \ my $out;
$h{k}=$fh;
$h{k}->print("bla");
dd $out;
open FH2, ">>", \ my $out2;
$h{k2}=*FH2;
$h{k2}->print("bla2");
dd $out2;
open FH3, ">>", \ my $out3;
$h{k3}=\*FH3;
$h{k3}->print("bla3");
dd $out3;
# open FH4, ">>", \ my $out4;
# $h{k4}=FH4;
# $h{k4}->print("bla4");
# dd $out4;
# Bareword "FH4" not allowed while "strict subs" in use at c:/tmp/pm/f
+h.pl line 27.
# Execution of c:/tmp/pm/fh.pl aborted due to compilation errors.
"bla"
"bla2"
"bla3"
FWIW: I prefer the 3rd $h{k3}=\*FH3 over the 2nd variant
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