Re: How do I get output from the perl debugger (perl -d) into a text file?

[QM]

...rather than scrolling up and down in this ugly dos window?

Have you changed the properties on your DOS window?

Under later Windoze versions, you can change the window width and height (in characters), the buffer width and height, and make this permanent for every DOS window you open. The mouse wheel also works for scrolling.

Do you know how to copy/paste? (Some of my co-workers find it frustrating that it's not ^C/^P.)

[BaldPenguin]

Right click on the title bar, select Edit, then Mark. Use you mouse to select what you want, then hit the Enter key. You've just copied.

Pasting is right-click on the title bar, select Mark, then Paste;

[QM]

Yes, well, that's the old way. I wasn't asking for myself, but rather asking if the OP had trouble with that as well.

My favored method is to turn on Quick Edit, mark a rectangle with the mouse, and hit Enter/Return to copy. The right (secondary) mouse button pastes in the DOS window, or Ctrl-V in a Windoze window.