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I have a batch file that calls a Windows GUI application. The GUI app writes it’s output (the interesting bits anyway) to it’s own GUI display rather than stdout, however I would like it displayed in the cmd window where the batch file is running.
Thankfully the app has an option to write the output to a file, so I need to redirect this to stdout. In *nix I would give /dev/stdout as the file to write to but what about in Windows/cmd?
It seems that Windows has no equivalent to unix /dev/stdout.
Take a look at this thread:
https://superuser.com/questions/241272/windows-how-to-redirect-file-parameter-to-stdout-windows-equivalent-of-dev-st