(cache mode label [label ...])
Any one of t, true, y, or yes (upper or lower case) sets caching on, which is the default.
Any one of f, false, n, or no (upper or lower case) turns off caching.
A log or group command label.
On success, t, otherwise one of the following error messages:
(error "textlog: Cache mode must begin with y, n, t, or f") (error "textlog: Group or log label does not exist") (error "textlog: Too few arguments to cache: # < #") (error "textlog: Invalid command: cache")
or, if none of the above errors apply, nil.
The cache command lets you determine how frequently data is written. When caching is on (y, the default), data is written in blocks, according to your default C library file buffer implementation. When caching is off (n), each line of output is immediately flushed from the buffer to the file.
If the Cascade TextLogger is started with the -F option, this command is ignored because there is no possibility of caching; all data is immediately flushed to the file. |
This command corresponds to the Cogent C API function LG_Cache.
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