in reply to How can I tell at run time that my script is writing to STDERR?

The title is confuzing -- I was about to state that the solutions listed don't really trap all of output to STDERR , one can still do: 
print STDERR "the one that got away\n";

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(Unfortunatly, I don't know a good solution to this instance...)
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