Tom,
The option I was speaking of was for SAXON.
I don't think I tried using the & yet in the command line on my
Windows 95. thanks.
Mike F.
Washington, DC
p.s. What list do people use when they have implementation questions?
--- "Passin, Tom" <tpassin(_at_)mitretek(_dot_)org> wrote:
From: Michael Kay [mailto:mhk(_at_)mhk(_dot_)me(_dot_)uk]
It just struck me as odd that I found no option that was able
to
direct the errors to a file. I thought I must be doing
something wrong
or have misunderstood the options (where to place the syntax).
I'm surprised too. Every other OS that I know provides this
option.
Two minutes with the Vivisimo search engine came up with an answer
-
See http://www.jpsoft.com/help/index.htm?redirection.htm
The followng is from the 4NT manual, but it looks the same as the
information for the standard WINNT command shell referenced above -
"
& filename Redirect standard output and standard error to a file
or
device
&> filename Redirect standard error only to a file or device
If you want to append output to the end of an existing file, rather
than
creating a new file, replace the first ">" in the last three
commands
above with ">>" (i.e., use >>, >>&, and >>&>)."
BTW, 4NT is a much superior shell for Windows NT/2000/... I highly
recommend it if you use the command line very much on Windows.
Cheers,
Tom P
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