Redirection in NT is accomplished much like in Unix.
Redirecting STDOUT is done with > or 1>, redirecting STDERR
with 2>.

For example 

n:\>ls c:\foo
ls: c:/foo: Not a directory

n:\>ls c:\foo 2> c:\tmp\error.txt

n:\>more c:\tmp\error.txt
ls: c:/foo: Not a directory

n:\>

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However, in this precise instance, I think you would be
better off fixing the source of the error, in this
case, exiting a subroutine with next. You should use
return to exit a subroutine, not next, which is use for
going to the next item in a loop.

Regards,
Helgi Briem

In reply to Re: stderr output by helgi
in thread stderr output by Anonymous Monk

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