added getRaw and setRaw method, if you need to store/retrieve value which are not object, and do not need to serialize. Prado need the Cache to deal with serialization due to implementation, perhaps it should be a responsability to prado to (un/)serialized object prior to call the caching module ? So get/setRaw method will allow user to store mainly array wihtout bothering and addind overhead due to serialization. setRaw still test for is_object to deal with serialization.

1 files changed, 34 insertions, 0 deletions

diff --git a/framework/Data/TAPCCache.php b/framework/Data/TAPCCache.php
index cdd8f5f1..c6b8deb4 100644
--- a/framework/Data/TAPCCache.php
+++ b/framework/Data/TAPCCache.php
@@ -178,6 +178,40 @@ class TAPCCache extends TModule implements ICache
    {

       return apc_clear_cache('user');

    }

+   

+   

+   

+   /**

+    * Retrieves a value from cache with a specified key.

+    * Does not check wether to unserialized

+    * @return mixed the value stored in cache, false if the value is not in the cache or expired.

+    */

+   public function getRaw($key)

+   {

+      return apc_fetch($this->_prefix.$key);

+   }

+

+   /**

+    * Stores a value identified by a key into cache.

+    * If the cache already contains such a key, the existing value and

+    * expiration time will be replaced with the new ones.

+    *

+    * will only serialized pure object, not array, if your array contains object, you need to call {@link set} 

+    *

+    * @param string the key identifying the value to be cached

+    * @param mixed the value to be cached

+    * @param integer the expiration time of the value,

+    *        0 means never expire,

+    * @return boolean true if the value is successfully stored into cache, false otherwise

+    */

+   public function setRaw($key,$value,$expiry=0)

+   {

+       if(is_object($value)) {

+           $value=serialize($value);

+           apc_store($this->_prefix.$key.self::SERIALIZED,1,$expiry);

+       }

+      return apc_store($this->_prefix.$key,$value,$expiry);

+   }

 

 }