I am trying to create a child process running any exe command and redirect all its stdio and stderr to my parent process through an anonymous pipe. But when my parent process tries to do a ReadFile()
I\'m following the suggestion in the answer here for redirecting NSLog output on an iOS device to a file, which works great.The problem is that it no longer shows up in the console on the device.What
I have two calls that produce very different output: Call one: dmake -m _makefile_.m1>> _results.out 2>> _results.out
The script utility works like this: $ script Script started, file is typescript $ ls 2bindoublelinenew1playtypescript
Redirecting sys.stderr to a text file in IPython and console(Gnome terminal) yields different results.
I\'m trying to write a wrapper for an interactive console-based application. For this I use C# and the Process class. I\'m trying to redirect stdin/out/err, but it doesn\'t work.
I have a bash script that performs makes and then aborts when a make writes to stderr. The code is like this:
Is there a way to tell curl to output errors to stderr, and everything else to stdout? The reason is that I am using curl from the command line (actually a cronjob) to upload a file to an FTP site ev
I need to execute a command in a bash script (on freebsd6), and I need to have both the stderr and stdout of the command sent to the console, a log file, AND to a bash variable.
I would like to direct a python script\'s subprocess\' stdout and stdin into the same file. What I don\'t know is how to make the lines from the two sources distinguishable? 开发者_C百科(For example p
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