Looks good...

Only thing I can't do now is redirect STDERR to the $tee filehandle... Not sure if I've misinterpreted the IO::Tee instructions, or just have a poor grasp of IO operations!

See test code here:

use IO::Tee;
use strict;

my $tee = new IO::Tee(\*STDOUT, ">outfile.out");

#Test normal output
print $tee "normal data\n";

#Test system commands
my $cmdout = `dir /w`;
print $tee $cmdout."\n";

#Check input questions work
print $tee "Enter some data\n";
my $input = <>;
print $tee $input;

#Check stderr also goes to the file + screen.
warn "Warning here\n";

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In reply to Re^2: Capturing all (and I mean all) output to a file by flippy
in thread Capturing all (and I mean all) output to a file by flippy

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