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(Created page with "__NOTOC__ This function changes the raw-file buffering policy of newly created file streams. If the buffering-policy is enabled then each newly created file stream is wrapped inside of a custom FileSystem buffering handle. File stream modifications that are close to each other are batched together for optimizational purposes. ==Syntax== <syntaxhighlight lang="lua"> void fsnamespace.setDoBufferAllRaw( bool enabled ) </syntaxhighlight> ==Arguments== *'''enabled''': new v...") |
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This function changes the raw-file buffering policy of newly created file streams. If the buffering-policy is enabled then each newly created file stream is wrapped inside of a custom FileSystem buffering handle. File stream modifications that are close to each other are batched together for optimizational purposes. | This function changes the raw-file buffering policy of newly created file streams. If the buffering-policy is enabled then each newly created file stream is wrapped inside of a custom FileSystem buffering handle. File stream modifications that are close to each other are batched together for optimizational purposes. | ||
Latest revision as of 04:02, 23 January 2022
This function changes the raw-file buffering policy of newly created file streams. If the buffering-policy is enabled then each newly created file stream is wrapped inside of a custom FileSystem buffering handle. File stream modifications that are close to each other are batched together for optimizational purposes.
Syntax
void fsnamespace.setDoBufferAllRaw( bool enabled )
Arguments
- enabled: new value for the buffering-policy
Returns
This function does return nil.
Example
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