*julia> **begin*
*stderr_orig = STDERR*
*rd, wr = redirect_stderr()*
*try*
*warn("HI")*
*finally*
*redirect_stderr(stderr_orig)*
*close(wr)*
*out = readall(rd)*
*println(length(out),out)*
*end*
*end*
25*WARNING: HI*
*in you example, code, throwing an error does not cause anything to be
written to stdout, it is a break in control flow that gets caught by the
REPL, skipping execution of all of the rest of your code.*
*Note that the calls to both redirect_stderr and close are necessary before
readall, because we have multiple handles to the write end of the pipe, and
need to close all of them before the read end will receive the EOF signal*
On Sat, Jun 21, 2014 at 12:51 PM, Laszlo Hars <[email protected]> wrote:
> ...can someone at least verify that the 0.3.0 Julia console output in
> Windows is not written to STDOUT, and error messages are not written to
> STDERR? (The results of print() do appear on STDOUT)
>
