Maybe I'm missing something here ... but why would you want to redirect the test output anywhere? If you're running your test under "make test" (or "Build test"), then it's all going exactly where you want. Are you trying to run the test standalone without the MakeMaker/Build framework? Where do you want to send the results? To a file, or to the screen? In the latter case, I'm not sure why STDERR is not sufficient. In the former case, I would recommend using your shell to do this - so that when you later run your tests under the standard frameworks, it will just work (because they will redirect to themselves).

Just my thoughts...

In reply to Re: Redirecting the output of Test::More by Tanktalus
in thread Redirecting the output of Test::More by thor

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