Here's the thought...I have a set of scripts that write to standard output. Is there a way in the MacPerl IDE to set stdout to go to (save dialog) a file? Of course I could make changes to each script; for this problem, that's a bad answer. I could wrap the files with a script to set ARGV, stdios, and so on; I'm looking at Arved Sandstrom's xsubpp_app wrapper, which does this (thanks Arved!). That's the solution I will use for now. But wouldn't this be a useful addition to the interface for the mythical next MacPerl IDE? All the MPW-ers could care less, of course, because this is a non-issue with a command-line. Another addition (I would call it a bug-fix) is supporting magic-cookie command-line switches like -w and -T and -d in addition to the menu items. Supporting the #!/perl switches allows turning these things on and off per script much more flexibly. -- MattLangford # ===== Want to unsubscribe from this list? # ===== Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to macperl-request@macperl.org