Jonas Wolf schrieb:
I tried redirecting STDERR to a variable or a file, but this does not take
effect inside P::RD because of the way the STDERR is handled. I'd prefer
not to meddle with P::RD, but if that's the only solution then I will.
Here is some sample code which illustrates my point. The "This is an error
message\n" gets read into the variable as expected, but P::RD's error
messages are printed to STDERR nonetheless.
you can cheat P::RD with directly accessing $thisparser->{errors},
see the FAQ: 'Accessing error data' and the answer by Damian
Best Redards
Charly
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