Hope you all are doing good ! I want to use a variable from script "b.pl script" and "b.pl script" uses a package from "a.pm". In my present "c.pl script" I'm using 

require 'b.pl'

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so as soon as this line executes, it will run the script "b.pl script". but I need to re-direct the output of "b.pl script" to a text file. Earlier I used to run as 

Perl b.pl > textfile.txt

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separately but now as I need to access a variable from "b.pl script" I use "require" keyword in "c.pl script" but as it is running the "b.pl script", so I need to do output redirection also. Please suggest me how can I do output rediretion when I'm using require keyword Is it like this ? 

require 'b.pl > textfile.txt'

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but this seems not working. Please tell me what mistake I'm doing here, is there any way to redirect the output of "b.pl" script without using redirection operator ">". Thanks in advance.

In reply to Output redirection using “require” in perl by Sandeep Kumar

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