I\'m using Imagick lib to do some modifications to original image. Then I\'d like to output it directly to browser without saving. Is there a way to do that?
I thought this might work \"a b c d e f g h i j k\".each {|c| putc c ; sleep 0.25} I expected to see \"a b c d e f j\" be printed one character at a time with 0.25 seconds between each character.
This is a VBScript code example that shows how to catch whatever a command line program sends to standard output.
Iam trying to redirect Console.Out to two text files using Console.SetOut. Console.SetOut(File.CreateText(\"c:\\\\del1.txt\"));
My python code spawns the child process, and it prints out messages both stdout and stderr. I need to print them differently.
The code below takes a JPEG image and converts it to a string. That string is then saved into the image variable. Then, the string is written to a.jpg using File IO and then written to b.jpg by me pip
Is there a way to have Bash redirect STDOUT/STDERR to a file yet still print开发者_StackOverflow them out to the terminal as well?This will redirect both STDOUT and STDERR to the same file:
How do I redirect stdout to an arbitrary file in Python? When a long-running Python script (e.g, web application) is started from within the ssh session and backgounded, and the ssh session is closed
I\'m a bit green when it comes to piping. What I\'m trying to do (on a Windows PC, but I\'d guess it\'s the same as for UNIX) is this:
I\'m using MSTest to run some tests (in C#). One of the routines I\'m testing creates a new process and that process often dumps some output stdout. I\'d like to capture that output in the开发者_JAVA技
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