The TemporaryIndices command returns the temporary indices of the given cache table.  The cache table can be given directly as cache, or cache can refer to a procedure that has, or can have, a cache remember table.  If such a procedure is given and it has a cache remember table, the temporary indices from that table are returned.  If the procedure does not have a remember table, NULL is returned.

TemporaryIndices returns the indices in same format as indices, that is, a sequence of lists where the contents of each list is the key of a temporary entry from the table.

The TemporaryEntries command can be used to get the values of the temporary entries.

For more information on cache tables, see Cache Package.

$\mathrm{c1}≔\mathrm{Cache}\left(\right)$

$\mathrm{c1}≔\mathrm{Cache}\left(512\right)$

$\mathrm{c1}\left[1\right]≔2$

${\mathrm{c1}}_1≔2$

$\mathrm{c1}\left[2\right]≔3$

${\mathrm{c1}}_2≔3$

$\mathrm{Cache}:-\mathrm{TemporaryEntries}\left(\mathrm{c1}\right)$

$\left[2\right],\left[3\right]$

$\mathrm{Cache}:-\mathrm{TemporaryIndices}\left(\mathrm{c1}\right)$

$\left[1\right],\left[2\right]$

p := proc( x ) option cache; x^2; end proc;

$p≔\mathbf{proc}\left(x\right)\mathbf{option}\mathrm{cache}\;x\^2\mathbf{end\; proc}$

$p\left(2\right)$

$4$

$p\left(3\right)$

$9$

$\mathrm{Cache}:-\mathrm{TemporaryEntries}\left(p\right)$

$\left[4\right],\left[9\right]$

$\mathrm{Cache}:-\mathrm{TemporaryIndices}\left(p\right)$

$\left[2\right],\left[3\right]$