When using the expect module in a perl program, one can log
expect output to a file with a command like
$exp->log_file($somefilename);
You can turn off STDOUT with
$exp->log_stdout(0);
Is there a way to capture either the file output or
expect's STDOUT directly in to a list?
This would make the flow of the program easier to
follow and control. If something goes wrong, one finds out a lot
sooner.
What I was thinking was is some kind of special "file" that
writes in to @strings when you write to the file but I am open
to any constructive ideas.
Thank you.
Martin McCormick
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