Sorry for the ambiguity.
What i am trying to do is set up a very rudimentary logging system. I want to
log everything that is directed to STDOUT. And the way i'd like to try to do
this is have an array declared that will "read" STDOUT and store the contents
to the array rather than print them to the screen. (or they can go to the
screen too... but i'd rather them not.)
This may be a very complicated task, and if it is, tell me so and i'll try to
come up with something else. Cause i'm not looking to spend days on this. I
was just curious if anyone knew how to do it or if there was a built-in
function or something to accomplish this.
If it is an impossibilty, can anyone recommend a module for logging? It
doesn't have to do what i'm looking for in the above... I'm going to check
out Log::Agent.
Thanks! Viva la Perl!
-Chris
PS. To the ones who do most of the answering and helping on this list... How
many years (roughly) have you all been "perling"? Cause i'd really like to
help out on the list, but i feel sometimes other people's answers would be
much better than mine, and thus, i whimp out on trying to help. I've been
"perling" for about one year now...
Or, besides how many years have you been "perling", what is it that you've
done to get the know-how you have to answer all these questions? Classes,
projects, work, free-lance, friends, used thousands of other languages, live
in a tylenol factory!, all of the above?
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