On 9/9/06, Eric Y. Kow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Sat, Sep 09, 2006 at 22:10:14 +0200, Tommy Pettersson wrote:
> Anyway, I had some difficulty reading the code (most of the code
> in Exec.lhs), so I tried to make it more readable, which (for me
> at least) means more simple.  So I only kept one version of exec (the
> fancy one, but with the name exec), and used the redirection data type
> all the way. This is merely a suggestion, for now -- "easy to read" is
> very subjective.

I think this is an improvement.  Thanks!

> I have changed the
> Windows code too, but have not tried to compile it since I don't
> have Windows.

I have a trick for that.  I just set #define WIN32 (after recording
the patch so I can easily revert it)

Alright, so this patch is waiting for two things

1) Eric - find Juliusz's message re: stderr redirection
   (I assume it's not the message where he accepted my patch)
   I would be happy for stderr to NOT be redirected by
   default, but just want to double-check the arguments,
   just to be conservative and avoid changing behaviour
   unless necessary.

2) A windows user - confirmation or denial
   Windows automatically redirects stderr when stdout is redirected,
   unless stderr is explicitly redirected somewhere.
   (That sounds like a silly behaviour!)

I just used a program:

-----------------
import System.IO

main :: IO ()
main = do hPutStrLn stdout "writing to stdout..."
         hFlush stdout
         hPutStrLn stderr "writing to stderr..."
         hFlush stderr
------------------

And generated the following:
H:\>main.exe
writing to stdout...
writing to stderr...

H:\>main.exe > out.txt
writing to stderr...

H:\>type out.txt
writing to stdout...

H:\>main.exe 2> out2.txt
writing to stdout...

H:\>type out2.txt
writing to stderr...

H:\>main.exe 2>>&1 > out3.txt
writing to stderr...

So from my 2 minute expirement I see it's possible to redirect them
separately but I don't understand how to redirect them at the same
time.

HTH,
Jason

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