Friends,
How can we can programatically control the flushing out of an output buffer
so that during an iterative process, the contents can be periodically
flushed out to the output buffer?
Say, in this test snippet code, what should I do in order to flush the
contents for every 10th record?
- Rex
##########################
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
my($testFile) = ">test.txt";
open(OUT, $testFile);
for (0..100) {
print OUT $_,"\n";
#if(not $_ % 10 ){
# print "flush\n";
#}
}
close(OUT);
##########################
Say, in this test snippet code, what should I do in order to flush the
contents for every 10th record?
- Rex
##########################
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
my($testFile) = ">test.txt";
open(OUT, $testFile);
for (0..100) {
print OUT $_,"\n";
#if(not $_ % 10 ){
# print "flush\n";
#}
}
close(OUT);
##########################
