I'm trying to copy my program output to a text file and still have it be displayed in the console. How would i go about doing this?
Thanks.
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Creating a textfile with program output.
I'm trying to copy my program output to a text file and still have it be displayed in the console. How would i go about doing this?
Thanks.
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Re: Creating a textfile with program output.
Use system.out.println() any where you write to your file. Just mirror the printing statements you do to your file with system.out.prints to the console. Simple as that.
Re: Creating a textfile with program output.
I'm not sure i understand what you're saying, I have my program done and it outputs a bunch of text in the console how do i get it to create a text file with that output when the program is run.
Re: Creating a textfile with program output.
Some OSs have command line operators to pipe a program's output into a file. Is that what you are asking about? Do a search for your OS to see what the operator is.
If you don't understand my answer, don't ignore it, ask a question.
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Check this link out. It shows you some examples of writing to a text file in java. Multiple ways.
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Re: Creating a textfile with program output.
i used System.setOut but that redirects the output to the text file and the console is left blank.
Re: Creating a textfile with program output.
Cornix' excellent and helpful response was moved the tutorial section.
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