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When I try to filter make with more it does not work:
make | more
Not exactly sure why that it is. How do I paginate make's output?
By "does not work" I mean it does not work at all. It is as though the more filter was never added. The output from make just scrolls off the screen.
make
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When I try to filter make with more it does not work:
make | more
Not exactly sure why that it is. How do I paginate make's output?
By "does not work" I mean it does not work at all. It is as though the more filter was never added. The output from make just scrolls off the screen.
make
1
@Kusalananda The output just scrolls off the screen and is not paginated. In other words the output is the same as if | more had not been added.
– Tyler Durden
4 hours ago
add a comment |
When I try to filter make with more it does not work:
make | more
Not exactly sure why that it is. How do I paginate make's output?
By "does not work" I mean it does not work at all. It is as though the more filter was never added. The output from make just scrolls off the screen.
make
When I try to filter make with more it does not work:
make | more
Not exactly sure why that it is. How do I paginate make's output?
By "does not work" I mean it does not work at all. It is as though the more filter was never added. The output from make just scrolls off the screen.
make
make
edited 4 hours ago
Tyler Durden
asked 4 hours ago
Tyler DurdenTyler Durden
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1,70642551
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@Kusalananda The output just scrolls off the screen and is not paginated. In other words the output is the same as if | more had not been added.
– Tyler Durden
4 hours ago
add a comment |
1
@Kusalananda The output just scrolls off the screen and is not paginated. In other words the output is the same as if | more had not been added.
– Tyler Durden
4 hours ago
1
1
@Kusalananda The output just scrolls off the screen and is not paginated. In other words the output is the same as if | more had not been added.
– Tyler Durden
4 hours ago
@Kusalananda The output just scrolls off the screen and is not paginated. In other words the output is the same as if | more had not been added.
– Tyler Durden
4 hours ago
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You are not sending the error stream of make
through more
, so no diagnostic messages would be paginated by more
.
To send both standard output and standard error through more
, use
make 2>&1 | more
Note that if make
produces lots of output, and if you don't follow it in more
, then the output of make
would eventually be blocked, causing the make
process to pause until such time that you have scrolled down to the most recent part of the output in more
.
It may be better to do
make >make.log 2>&1
followed by
tail -f make.log
This would start make
with all output sent to a new file called make.log
. The tail
command is then used to follow the output (you could obviously use more make.log
instead).
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You are not sending the error stream of make
through more
, so no diagnostic messages would be paginated by more
.
To send both standard output and standard error through more
, use
make 2>&1 | more
Note that if make
produces lots of output, and if you don't follow it in more
, then the output of make
would eventually be blocked, causing the make
process to pause until such time that you have scrolled down to the most recent part of the output in more
.
It may be better to do
make >make.log 2>&1
followed by
tail -f make.log
This would start make
with all output sent to a new file called make.log
. The tail
command is then used to follow the output (you could obviously use more make.log
instead).
add a comment |
You are not sending the error stream of make
through more
, so no diagnostic messages would be paginated by more
.
To send both standard output and standard error through more
, use
make 2>&1 | more
Note that if make
produces lots of output, and if you don't follow it in more
, then the output of make
would eventually be blocked, causing the make
process to pause until such time that you have scrolled down to the most recent part of the output in more
.
It may be better to do
make >make.log 2>&1
followed by
tail -f make.log
This would start make
with all output sent to a new file called make.log
. The tail
command is then used to follow the output (you could obviously use more make.log
instead).
add a comment |
You are not sending the error stream of make
through more
, so no diagnostic messages would be paginated by more
.
To send both standard output and standard error through more
, use
make 2>&1 | more
Note that if make
produces lots of output, and if you don't follow it in more
, then the output of make
would eventually be blocked, causing the make
process to pause until such time that you have scrolled down to the most recent part of the output in more
.
It may be better to do
make >make.log 2>&1
followed by
tail -f make.log
This would start make
with all output sent to a new file called make.log
. The tail
command is then used to follow the output (you could obviously use more make.log
instead).
You are not sending the error stream of make
through more
, so no diagnostic messages would be paginated by more
.
To send both standard output and standard error through more
, use
make 2>&1 | more
Note that if make
produces lots of output, and if you don't follow it in more
, then the output of make
would eventually be blocked, causing the make
process to pause until such time that you have scrolled down to the most recent part of the output in more
.
It may be better to do
make >make.log 2>&1
followed by
tail -f make.log
This would start make
with all output sent to a new file called make.log
. The tail
command is then used to follow the output (you could obviously use more make.log
instead).
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@Kusalananda The output just scrolls off the screen and is not paginated. In other words the output is the same as if | more had not been added.
– Tyler Durden
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