#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;
no strict "refs";
sub testLogToStd{
print "Test stdout : /n";
open LOG,"> 2.txt";
select LOG;
print "just a test/n";
#recover STDOUT
select STDOUT;
print "just a test2/n";
close LOG;
}
sub testFun{
print "From testFun/n";
print STDERR "From TestFun Error/n";
}
sub testFun2{
my $arg1 = shift;
my $arg2 = shift;
print "From testFun2/n";
print $arg1."/n";
print $arg2."/n";
}
my $log_root = "log" if(! $3 ||$3 == "");
my $ret = system("mkdir $log_root") if(! -e $log_root);
my $report_log = "$log_root/report.log";
open my $REPORTLOG,">",$report_log or die "cannot not open log file report.log/n";
sub logWrapper{
my $log_root = shift;
my $REPORTLOG = shift;
my $fun = shift;
my @parameters = @_;
*old_stdout = *STDOUT;
*old_stderr = *STDERR;
open LOG, ">","$log_root/$fun.log" or die "annot open log file $fun./n";
*STDOUT = *LOG;
*STDERR = *LOG;
my $start = time;
my $ret = &$fun(@parameters);
my $end = time;
*STDOUT = *old_stdout;
*STDERR = *old_stderr;
close LOG;
my $duration = $end - $start;
print $REPORTLOG "$fun/n";
print $REPORTLOG "start:".localtime($start)."/n";
print $REPORTLOG "end:".localtime($end)."/n";
print $REPORTLOG "duration:".formatTimeDuration($duration)."/n";
print $REPORTLOG "result:$ret/n";
print $REPORTLOG "/n";
print $REPORTLOG "/n";
}
sub formatTimeDuration($){
my $t = shift;
my $hrs = int($t/3600);
my $mins = int($t%3600/60);
my $secs = int($t%3600%60);
return "$hrs:$mins:$secs";
}
&logWrapper($log_root,$REPORTLOG,"testFun");
&logWrapper($log_root,$REPORTLOG,"testFun2","arg1","arg2");
print "thanks/n";

#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
# run external commands
# redirect stdout and stderr
sub run_cmd{
my $cmd = shift;
my $pid = open(PH, "$cmd 2>&1 |");
while () {print $_; }
}
open(FH, ">", "perl-test.log");
*old_stdout = *STDOUT;
*old_stderr = *STDERR;
*STDOUT = *FH;
*STDERR = *FH;
my $ret = undef;
$ret = readpipe("cp a b ");
$ret = system("cp a b");
$ret = `cp a b`;
run_cmd("cp a b");
print "AA";
print STDERR "BB";
*STDOUT = *old_stdout;
*STDERR = *old_stderr;