At 10:29 -0500 30-06-97, Mark Manning/Muniz Eng. wrote: >The OPEN command does not guarantee that the file is >created immediately. Only that you wish to open and/or >create a file if it isn't there. With a ram cache (which >is automatically engaged in Mac OS version 7.5 and later), >the open command can be cached and, until a flush is issued >(ie: a close usually does this) by the user or system, the >request to create a new file can take as long as five >minutes. Soooo, is there a way (except open/close/open) to flush the disk cache from MacPerl? I don't suppose flushing the filehandle does any good? # Terje Bless E-mail: <link@tss.no> # Resident BOFH URL : <http://www.tss.no/> # Troms¿ Satellite Station Phone : +47 77 68 48 17 (switch-board) ***** Want to unsubscribe from this list? ***** Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to mac-perl-request@iis.ee.ethz.ch