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passing "stderr " to a subroutine..
This is perl, v5.6.1 built for MSWin32-x86-multi-thread
----------- i thought to pass the stderr to the subroutine which writes in a log file.. when i use &log_message(\*STDERR); in the log file instead of the error messages, i am getting only this word ____________::GLOB(0x1ab507c) and when i use &log_message(*STDERR); i got ____________::*main::STDERR 1). i like to know how to pass the error messages into a subroutine(which writes the messages passed to it into a log file..) 2).or how to assign STDERR to a file handle? thanks in advance.. |
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