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From: rbj@ICST-CMR.ARPA (Root Boy Jim)
Newsgroups: comp.unix.wizards
Subject: Stdio buffering question
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Date: 15 Jun 88 17:25:32 GMT
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? From: Roy Smith <roy@phri.uucp>

? gwyn@brl.arpa (Doug Gwyn (VLD/VMB) <gwyn>) writes:
? 
? > I won't accuse [csh] of directing standard error output into pipes.
? > Indeed I think you'd have to work fairly hard to get it to do so.
? 
? 	Depends on what you call "fairly hard"; "foo |& bar" does the trick.

Gee, Doug, RTFM! The 4.2 manual gives the example:
(command > stdout) >& stderr; for some reason it was dropped in the 4.3
manual. The same should work for pipes as well: (cmd1 > stdout) |& cmd2.

Maybe you should *use* something before you put it down.
 
? Roy Smith, System Administrator
? Public Health Research Institute
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