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Raymond Moon (raymoon@moonware.dgsys.com) wrote:
: Fred (Frot) wrote:

: > At the moment I am developing some kind of tool to call (spawn/exec)
: > other commands (using swap of memory) in MS-DOS.
: > 
: > In order not to disturb the screen by messages from the called program
: > I use redirection of stdout.
: > 
: >         e.g. 'dir > \it.txt'
: > 
: > I encountered a problem when this called program writes something to
: > stderr. These messages are not redirected to the file, but corrupt the
: > screen display and confuse the ignorant user.
: > 

'>' redirects stdout but it doesn't redirect stderr try '>&' (it's been a
long time so i'm not sure if this works)

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