See ?sink (and heed the warnings).
Depending on what the connections are, the stdout and stderr may or may
not interleave correctly.
On Wed, 12 Nov 2008, David Dahl wrote:
R users,
I am aware that R can be invoked such that the operating system
redirects standard error (stderr) to standard output (stdout), but I
want to have R itself (not the OS) redirect the connection given by
stderr() to connection given by stdout(). Is that possible? Perhaps
equivalently, can I make all error messages and warnings go to
stdout() instead of stderr()? Any suggestions? Thanks!
-- David
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