So you know how the move command displays a percentage-progress indicator if you use the /g option?
Well, if you pipe/redirect the move command's STDOUT+STDERR to a file, obviously the characters displayed to generate the percentage-progress-indicator are not part of the output. That's good. It would really ruin the output to include them.
But is there a way to still let the percentage-progress-indicator write to the screen even when the output is being piped?
It seems it is written directly to screen, neither STDOUT nor STDERR. So like, is there a way i can pipe but still let it write to the screen?
I know this is an extremely weird question, but aren't they all?
Well, if you pipe/redirect the move command's STDOUT+STDERR to a file, obviously the characters displayed to generate the percentage-progress-indicator are not part of the output. That's good. It would really ruin the output to include them.
But is there a way to still let the percentage-progress-indicator write to the screen even when the output is being piped?
It seems it is written directly to screen, neither STDOUT nor STDERR. So like, is there a way i can pipe but still let it write to the screen?
I know this is an extremely weird question, but aren't they all?