How to set throttle values

• Throttles on strings are case-sensitive
  
  Make sure that the value you wish to throttle is exactly that which appears in the CMLOG messages. Alternatively, you can set multiple throttles to achieve a common purpose, like throttling the strings "Error", "ERROR" and "error"
  
  
• Duplicate throttles are allowed.
  
  If you set the following throttles in this order:

  filter -> setThrottle("text", 4, 20.0, "abcd:xcor:41:b");  // first throttle
  filter -> setThrottle("text", 1, 10.0, "abcd:xcor:41:b");  // second throttle
  

  The throttles will filter out the exact same messages, but since the limits and interval; for the second throttle are shorter than the first, the timing and throttling of messages will take the behavior of the second throttle and not the first.
  
  You can fix this problem by calling throttleRemove(n) on the throttle you wish to delete, or you may keep a list of already throttled values in your client application, and only throttle those values which have not yet been throttled.
  
  
• Be careful to avoid the following substring ambiguity problem:
  
  Setting the following throttle on a value like this:

  filter -> setThrottle("text", 2, 10.0, "abcd:xcor:41:b");
  

  will also throttle similar channels for which the value is a substring, like:

  abcd:xcor:41:b.val
  abcd:xcor:41:b.ref
  abcd:xcor:41:b.con
  

  The best way to avoid this is to append a blank space at the end of the value string, like this:

  filter -> setThrottle("text", 2, 10.0, "abcd:xcor:41:b ");
  

  This will throttle all messages in which that string appears(followed by a blank space).
  
  

Please also refer to the section on limitations of throttling.
For more info on setting throttles, please refer to the section on API and select "Throttle Setup" for the language of your choice.