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Robert Lipman <
robert.lipman@gmail.com> wrote:
> I use tcom to create an object in Tcl 8.5.
> set objIFCsvr [::tcom::ref createobject IFCsvr.R300]
> IFCsvr.R300 creates some text output when it starts that
> I cannot suppress. I`ve tried many things that do not work.
> Any suggestions to suppress it or redirect it to a variable
> that I can work with?
I`d guess that this call causes something to be written to stdout
or stderr.
- first, try to examine the documentation of IFCsvr.R300 to see, if
either that output can be just inhibited, or (on the opposite)
that you`re even legally required to present this to he user.
- would it be an option to redirect stdout and stderr completely?
(only viable, if your program itself doesn`t itself communicate
over stdout/-err, and you`d not be violating any licence terms)
- get extension "Tclx" and look for a recent thread here in this
group about Tclx and redirecting some component`s stdout to a
file using Tclx`s "dup" command.
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