Hi,
Is there a way I can read what is being dumped on the terminal by someway
attaching the stdout to my program (only in C++)?
I tried freopen("dummy_file". "w", stdout);
cout << "test";
fclose(stdout);
cout << " Back to normal";
Though I get test in the dummy_file but, the above fclose() closes the
stdout(It seems, I am not sure) since the second cout is not being printed on
the terminal.
So, how can I link stdout and then unlink it again? I just need to read a
couple of things from stdout into my program. And I know there must be a better
solution using file streams. Any * 's ?
Thanks,
Saurabh
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