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Re: Redirect STDOUT to a $variableby Moron (Curate) |
| on Aug 10, 2007 at 11:53 UTC ( #631770=note: print w/ replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
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It's not abundantly clear what is wanted although taking your first statement in isolation, I would deduce (tentatively!) that (on *NIX) you'd want something like: and then postprocess what landed in the siphoned-off text file. On Windows there is no tee, so you'd have to overload the print function with your own routine to print both to STDOUT and somewhere else. Update: BUT if you can live with the output being completely redirected rather than just copied then... works on Windows and *NIX
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