[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >Hi Alex, > >Is the enum_files() function under your control? If so, you can make it >print to the currently-selected Perl filehandle (which may be STDOUT) >rather than directly to C's stdout descriptor. Then your select($iostr) >will have the effect you want. > >It looks like the currently-selected handle is stored in PL_defoutgv, >but I'm not sure if that's "official API" or not. > > -Ken > Yes, I can modify enum_files and I tried to do as you suggested. To get a FILE* to the currently selected filehandle I tried the following, in enum_files():
IO* io = GvIOp(PL_defoutgv); PerlIO* ofp = IoOFP(io); fout = PerlIO_exportFILE(ofp, "w"); And it seems to work, however, somehow this doesn't go along with the redirection. I get a segmentation fault if I try to redirect it from the Perl code. I believe the problem might be related to the fact that the filehandle I'm selecting refers to a string. Somehow that doesn't go along with what I'm trying to do. Alex
