On Wednesday, Feb 12, 2003, at 21:17 US/Pacific, Rob Barris wrote:
I usually just write my scripts to log to a file, and then start up a separate Terminal window and sayYou can just 'open' STDERR to the same location.
tail -f logfile
But I only do that on stdout and dunno about getting stderr to go to the same place.
Usually, if I have custom logging needs, I use custom routines (usually bail instead of die and whine instead of warn) that do whatever needs to be done.
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