Recording console window output to a text file?
I have a question about recording the output of a C++ win32 console application.
I'm using visual C++ and would like to know if there is a simple or standard way to record everything your program outputs in the console into a text file?
Will I need to write functions to do the file handling, or is there already built in capability, or any existing code out there for handling this exact purpose?
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"c:\myprog.exe > c:\textfile.txt" w/o quotes
Open an output file, and mirror what you output to the screen with the same thing that outputs to the file:
cout<< someVar <<"Text"<<endl;
FOUT<< someVar <<"Text"<<endl;
That's the easiest way, not elegant by any means but it works.
-Prelude
My best code is written with the delete key.
Thanks, thats just what I needed.
Originally posted by Brian
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"c:\myprog.exe > c:\textfile.txt" w/o quotes
