Save a transcript to a file about bobbin HOT 1 CLOSED

I think it's probably best to leave this sort of thing to the dedicated tools that exist to do this. If you're in a Cygwin shell, you should just be able to run ./bobbin -m plus --simple 2>&1 | tee transcript.txt; the main issue with this is that if you type HELLO, then type backspace over that and type a new world "HIYA", the transcript will contain something like HELLO^H^H^H^HIYA. But if you cat the file it will look right, and there are probably tools out there that can massage the backspaces appropriately.

A better tool for the job would be something like script (from bsdutils), or ttyrec... but I'm uncertain whether those build on Cygwin (bsdutils is probably unlikely to I guess).

from bobbin.