Author: Russell Reagan
Date: 16:39:27 09/25/03
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On September 25, 2003 at 18:32:05, Omid David Tabibi wrote: >Under UNIX, one can use the command "script" to store the output to a file, >while displaying it on the screen at the same time. > >In Windows, the ">" operator is used to redirect output to file, e.g.: > >c:\> epd2wb falcon.exe lct2.epd 600 > output.txt > >But when doing so, the output is not displayed on the screen anymore. Is there >any way to redirect the output to a file and to screen at the same time >(something like "script" in UNIX)? I've never heard of 'script', but it sounds like 'tee'. My guess is that you could write one pretty easy, that reads from standard input, and writes to standard output AND standard error. Standard error *should* go to the screen, since '>' *should* only redirect the standard output of the command. Of course, Microsoft might have thought it would be "clever" or "helpful" to just redirect everything, so I you'd have to try it.
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