Printing to multiple files ... without changing my code.
McGlinchy, Alistair
Alistair.McGlinchy at marks-and-spencer.com
Fri Sep 15 19:46:13 BST 2006
Dan Rowles wrote:
> Would you be willing to replace your print statements with something
> like Log::Log4perl?
Not really in this particular case. Some of the output is returned from
a script written in a previous century which I am very reluctant to
touch.
> Much more heavyweight than just using print, but *very* flexible :)
I will look into it but my gut feel is portability will be an issue (NT4
(with Perl v5.004!), XP, AIX, and Linux)... Oh I see it's PPM-able so
there's a chance I could use it here.
Also its always months after I've been playing with some code that I
think "ooh logging would be nice here". Shoe-horning a logger module
into an existing script is very difficult and requires that the logger
code is available on all systems you plan to run your code. Munging warn
statements with a variable $SIG{__WARN__} is easy and portable.
Cheers
Alistair
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