tee for Windows?

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ACCEPTED ANSWER

Score 46

PowerShell sure does, the cmdlet is called Tee-Object. You can also use the alias tee if you're more used to the Unix-like approach:

PS C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator> help Tee-Object

NAME
    Tee-Object

SYNOPSIS
    Saves command output in a file or variable and displays it in the console.

example:

C:>get-process | tee -filepath C:\file.txt

this will send the output to C:\file.txt as well as the console.

ANSWER 2

Score 4

I just found a way to use the perl as alternative, e.g.:

CMD1 | perl -ne "print $_; print STDERR $_;" 2> OUTPUT.TEE

ANSWER 3

Score 2

Native port of tee for Windows also exists, for example:

https://github.com/dEajL3kA/tee-win32/tree/master#tee-for-windows

ANSWER 4

Score 0

Use the native tee port from gnuwin32: https://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/coreutils.htm