Re^2: Capturing both STDERR and STDOUT without shell redirect

Seconded. I've made use of it in several scripts where I want to get a hold of all the bits of output, not mashed together, as well as the return value. Looking at one for a quick sample:

# Way earlier
use IPC::Run3;

# Run it
my (@out, @err);
run3 \@cmd, \undef, \@out, \@err or die "run3 failed: $!";

# Return val
my $rval = $? >> 8;
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