Suppose I wanted to run a julia script in "batch" mode, like this
bash$ julia script.jl
How would I tell julia to save the visual output of this to a text file?
As far as I can tell, "julia script.jl" only sends println() statements
and the final statement in script.jl to STDOUT. Is there a way to get
behavior more similar to the output of interactive mode?
That is, if I had run julia interactively, and typed
julia> include("script.jl")
I'd see all the commands that script.jl executes, anything that is printed
using println, and the value of the last expression. How can I replicate
this behavior in batch mode?
