From: Jonathan Castello <solugon@...>
Date: 2009-09-22T10:07:16+09:00
Subject: redirect STDOUT to function?

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Hello=2C
I'm using Ruby as a scripting language for a program that supports the WSH =
scripting interface=2C and I have a small problem: 'puts' and other output =
functions don't work (because STDOUT is invalid)=2C as with 'gets' (but wit=
h STDIN). I'd like to redirect all accesses to STDOUT and STDIN to my own f=
unctions=2C which would handle the IO through the main application's script=
ing interface.
I know that $stdout and others can be reassigned to other IO objects=2C but=
 I haven't yet found a way to reliably redirect through a function instead.=
 Of course=2C this is probably because I'm relatively new to Ruby.
Does anyone know how I could do something like this?~Jonathan Castello

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