I use pipe-pane to capture the output of my sessions, but I would prefer not to have to spawn external processes to do so. I've attached a patch that enables pipe-pane to write directly to a file. I realize the semantics are a little off; you pipe to processes, not files. But it's close.
Doing "pipe-pane -f filename" will send the output to filename, creating it if it doesn't exist, and truncating it if it does. Doing "pipe-pane -f -a filename" will append to the file instead of truncating. The -o functionality works the same as with processes, but if you don't use the -a flag the file will get truncated every time you toggle. The functionality requires libevent2, so it won't work if you've got libevent1, though it should still compile.
pipe2file.patch
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