If I do this: output = %x{some_script} ...then I have the stuff printed to stdout stored in output; but I don\'t see it appear on the screen.
In 2 parts of the C++/CLI code I\'m working on, the program needs to run a different executable and have its STDOUT output redirected to a file. Its being attempted in 2 different ways, and only one o
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