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Add File Redirect Option to Terminal #108

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py2025 opened this issue Sep 22, 2019 · 4 comments · Fixed by #220
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Add File Redirect Option to Terminal #108

py2025 opened this issue Sep 22, 2019 · 4 comments · Fixed by #220
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py2025 commented Sep 22, 2019

User should be able to select the file that they want terminal output to be directed to.

@HotelCalifornia HotelCalifornia added feature A brand new feature good first issue A good issue to start with when looking to make contributions p: normal Normal priority labels Sep 22, 2019
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something like prosv5 terminal --output filename. I think we'd also want it to still display to the user what's going on (while copying output to the file in the background)

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3038922 commented Sep 23, 2019

It would be great if we could interact more conveniently with the host computer.

Personally, I'm going to start learning tensorflow in the near future.

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edjubuh commented Sep 23, 2019

There's already standard shell utilities like prosv5 terminal > output.txt or prosv5 terminal | tee output.txt. Why add this to PROS?

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Because it isn't hard to add and I feel that it improves user experience. People who already know how to use those standard shell utilities can of course continue to use them.

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