This will create the file called systeminfo. When using a single redirect command, it will always over-write the contents of the file before writing any new data. That is if you have the same file name. Show 2 more comments. I use this quite a bit in batch files to log and display messages: ECHO Print line to screen and log to file.
And that isn't a hard problem to solve. Yeah, I guess this addresses a slightly different problem from what the original poster was asking. I believe this is the correct answer to the original question and should be marked as so. This is how I've done it for years, though I love the simple " " temp file. I've always done "tmp. Yeah, delete it afterwards.
This is a good approach but I had problems with some errors not getting captured. Putting the type commands on separate lines in a subroutine fixed that though. Just what I needed for my application. This assumes that you have copied mtee into a folder which is in the PATH, of course.
Mark Mark 1 1 silver badge 2 2 bronze badges. This seems to wait until the output is complete also before outputting to either the file or console. As stated, you can redirect the output of an executable in the current directory like so: powershell ".
The obvious solution would be to use something like this: powershell ". I tried this when building pyqt5. All of that is completely wrong. It doesn't work at all for me. The last command gives 'tee' is not recognized as an internal or external command for obvious reasons.
Could be a reference to the PowerShell Tee-Object cmdlet - technet. PavelP I guess, your issue was with the last example!? The command was missing the necessary escaping of special characters exposed to cmd. It has now been edited and should work that way! Steve Crane Steve Crane 4, 5 5 gold badges 36 36 silver badges 63 63 bronze badges. That tee. Hope OP checks this out. Note that using TEE.
If you're going to use Cygwin, it comes with tee. Cygwin tee doesn't seem to work on the dos prompt the way it works in bash. This is a nice workaround. Thank you! This doesn't work. I tried using this to launch the JBoss run. There are problems with this method I have tried python. FileExists "Flag. MoveFile "Flag. Aacini Aacini 61k 12 12 gold badges 65 65 silver badges 97 97 bronze badges. Any way this could capture the stderr output?
I have an annoying exe that outputs everything on the standard error stream i. I figured it out. You can do it using file. Koder Koder 15 15 silver badges 28 28 bronze badges. Ed Radke Ed Radke 41 1 1 bronze badge. Something like this should do what you need? LarsTech Richard K Richard K 41 1 1 bronze badge.
Almost, but it does not display simultaneously - if you have a long running task, you will get no results for long time. Andreas 4, 8 8 gold badges 42 42 silver badges 51 51 bronze badges.
Dennis Dennis 3 3 bronze badges. Just like unix. TechNet: Using command redirection operators answers this better than any of the answers here.
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I strongly suspect this has got to do with the way "cmd" parses commands that gives two different meanings depending on the order in which you specify the redirection. But are the semantic rules documented anywhere because I reckon this is something worthwhile to learn as it could waste hours.
So you need to set up stream 1 first — FrinkTheBrave. FrinkTheBrave but stream 1 is standard output e. That still does not explain it imho.
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This displays the Command Prompt in the Windows Start menu. Type tar -xvzf. This is the beginning of the command to extract a ". Do not press "Enter" just yet. Press Space and enter the path to the tar file. Add a space after the "tar -xvzf" command and then enter the path to the location of the ".
You can find the path to a file by navigating to the file in File Explorer. Right-click the address bar at the top and click Copy Address.
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