No way that I know of, but closing the file and then re-opening for append either side of the system calls doesn't seem so onerous? Just make sure that you use the append form of redirection on your system commands and when re-opening the file in the calling program

#! perl -slw use strict; open F, '>junk.log' or die $!; print F 'From calling program via F'; close F; system( 'perl -le"print q[This goes via STDOUT]; print STDERR q[This g +oes via STDERR];" 1>>junk.log 2>&1' ); open F, '>>junk.log' or die $!; print F 'From calling program via F'; close F; __END__ P:\test>type junk.log From calling program via F This goes via STDERR This goes via STDOUT From calling program via F

Examine what is said, not who speaks.
"Efficiency is intelligent laziness." -David Dunham
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In reply to Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Can't spawn "cmd.exe": No error at by BrowserUk
in thread Can't spawn "cmd.exe": No error at by mgibian

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