Nullifying error messages

Hey,

Perhaps some fellow can help me with another shell issue.

Take the following:

Eval 1+2+3 >T:whatever

The output correctly rights to T:whatever.

If I type:

Eval hello >T:whatever

The data doesn't go to T:whatever, which is fine. But is there anyway I can stop the resulting help appearing in the shell window.

I tried:

Eval hello >T:whatever >nil:

Didn't work

I tried:

Run <nil: >nil: eval hello >T:whatever >nil:

Which is overkill... but still didn't work xD

Help!

@djrikki

Try: Eval hello >T:whatever *>nil:

< is input, > is output and *> is error output

You can also combain them: <>nil:

Another way to do it in scripts is:

set whatever `eval 1+2+3` ;notice it uses ` not '

Then the result is stored in ram and not on a filesystem so it's faster. use unset whatever at the end of the script to remove the varible from ram.

you can access the variable in several ways...

Echo $whatever
Echo {whatever}
get whatever