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Old 07-04-2006
How to redirect std out and std err to same file

Hi

I want both standard output and standard error of my command cmd to go to the same file log.txt. please let me know the best commandline to do this.

Thanks
 

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package require Tcl 8.4 package require tie::std::log ?1.1? package require tie::std::array ?1.1? package require tie::std::rarray ?1.1? package require tie::std::file ?1.1? package require tie::std::growfile ?1.1? package require tie::std::dsource ?1.1? _________________________________________________________________ DESCRIPTION
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