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log.flush Flushes the log file for a specified window |
Usage |
log.flush [-w = <window_id>] |
Description |
| Flushes the log file the current window or in the window specified by the -w switch. If logging is not enabled in the specified window, this command does nothing. If this command is never used, the log file is flushed at regular file-size intervals, depending on the underlying I/O subsystem. This is usually 4KiB. The block flushing is used to achieve a fast I/O on files, but may cause the last data block to be lost in case of a program crash. |
See also |
| $window, log.start, log.stop, window naming conventions documentation |