Felow Monks,

I search a way to redirect the STDERR of my programm into a nice Tk Window . I'm sure there is a easy way to do it, but if i tried it with using a fileevent 

$main->fileevent(\*STDERR,'readable',[\&tackle_err]);

sub tackle_err{
        $_ = <STDERR>;
        my $error_window = $main->Toplevel();
        $error_window -> Label (
                -text => $_
        )->pack;
        $error_window -> Button (
                -text => "OK",
                -command => sub {$error_window->destroy}
        )->pack;
}

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i got as error 
Use of uninitialized value in <HANDLE> at /usr/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.6
+.1/i386-linux/Tk/Event/IO.pm line 46.

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thanks for your wisdom ...

NaSe

In reply to redirecting STDERR by NaSe77

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