Re^3: Disabling Buffering

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in thread Disabling Buffering

So do it. If you set autoflush on a handle it'll stay unbuffered until something else sets it back. Unless you have code that's twiddling $| or doing STDOUT->autoflush( 0 ) they should stay that way.

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Re^4: Disabling Buffering by bmc_mark (Novice) on Nov 29, 2004 at 21:33 UTC
Fletch, I have been looking for a way to catch stdout and stderr from my own Win32::Process::Create() call -- looks like you got that problem handled, can you please reply with your method? Thanks so much, and yes I'm desperate... Mark	[reply]

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