In article <50597f80.0407091137.1c3f7c68@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
itisivo@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(itisivo) wrote:
>MW Ron <mwron@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
>news:<mwron-38B947.16424030062004@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>...
>> In article <50597f80.0406291144.25389c2f@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
>> itisivo@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(itisivo) wrote:
>>
>> >Hi -
>> >I am using CW for Symbian 2.8, and I'm trying to re-direct output to a
>> >file, e.g. test.exe > c:\test.out Any ideas would be very helpful.
>> >Thanks.
>> >--Itisivo
>>
>>
>> This is what I obtained from talking to engineering.
>>
>> **************************
>> Well it depends on what he is trying to output to a file. The 'cmdide'
>> command can certainly launch the IDE from a shell prompt and then do
>> certain limited operations depending on what options you give it.
>>
>> type cmdide /? in a DOS/Windows command prompt window to look at the
>> available options.
>>
>> The key issue here is that the Windows IDE does not really output
>> anything to the shell prompt, hence you really will not get much
>> information outputted to a text file. The >> is just redirection from
>> what would normally go to a shell prompt.
>> ***********************
>>
>> I checked out the "cmdide /?" option & did not see anything that might
>> help the user.
>>
>> So there isn't any way to do this but I will add it as a suggestion
>>
>> Ron
>
>Thanks for the response, but perhaps I wasn't clear in my original
>post. I am trying to redirect output from my own executable to a
>file. So, I am downloading my executable from CodeWarrior using
>MetroTrk to a Symbian target, and I need to do something like
>"myapp.exe > output.log". Thanks.
>-Itisivo
As fare as we can determine this is not possible to do in Symbian.
Ron
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