On Wed, 20 May 2009 01:50:58 -0000
Osobimbo <email address hidden> wrote:
> still at a loss
>
> ~$ man stdout
> No manual entry for stdout
The command is Xdialog. So all you have to do is adding '--stdout' to
the lines containing the Xdialog command.
Probably you will want to use the output. Since the output stream has now
changed, things referring to the output stream must be changed too.
For instance, the examples have something like 'Xdialog 2>file ...'.
This can be replaced by 'Xdialog >file ...' (redirection of standard out
is the self-evident way).
On Wed, 20 May 2009 01:50:58 -0000
Osobimbo <email address hidden> wrote:
> still at a loss
>
> ~$ man stdout
> No manual entry for stdout
The command is Xdialog. So all you have to do is adding '--stdout' to
the lines containing the Xdialog command.
Probably you will want to use the output. Since the output stream has now
changed, things referring to the output stream must be changed too.
For instance, the examples have something like 'Xdialog 2>file ...'.
This can be replaced by 'Xdialog >file ...' (redirection of standard out
is the self-evident way).
Kind regards,
Menno Tjoelker