There are other uses for the Test::* modules than just build tests for modules. I am using this for testing a large system and want the results to go to a file. Redirecting STDERR is somewhat of a chore as I'm on a windows box (perhaps this is the opportunity that I need to learn how to do that on windows). It just would've been nice to be able to do this in some simple way...seems that there will have to be some hackery involved. *sigh*...why can't easy things be easy? ;)

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In reply to Re^2: Redirecting the output of Test::More by thor
in thread Redirecting the output of Test::More by thor

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