Re-study the underlying cache_lite_php

Evening in detail looked at the next cache_lite, the function is more powerful than I imagined. Of course I haven't found out yet whether it supports the ability to save PHP code directly to cache, but I think it should be extensible.

Here are a few examples:


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Require_once ('.. /libs/cache/lite.php ');

$options= Array (
' Cachedir '=>'.. /cache/test/',
' Filelocking '=>True,
' Writecontrol '=>True,
' Readcontrol '=>False,
' Filenameprotection '=>False,Turn off file name Safe mode. Cache IDs and group names are applied directly to the file name of the cache file, so be careful with special characters.
' Automaticserialization '=>False,Turn off automatic sequence
' Hasheddirectorylevel '=>2,//Set level two cache path
' lifeTime ' => 60
);
$Cache = new cache_lite($options);
$id=' Test ';
if ($data=$Cache->get($id,' Test ')) {
echo $data;
}else{
$data=time();
$Cache->save($data);
echo $data;
}
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Caching the output


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Require_once ('.. /libs/cache/lite.php ');
Require_once ('.. /libs/cache/lite/output.php ');
$options= Array (
' Cachedir '=>'.. /cache/test/',
     ' lifeTime '   =>  ,
      ' Pearerrormode '   =>  cache_lite_error_die
);
$cache   =new  cache_lite_output ( $options );

if  (!) ( $cache start ( ' id_of_the_page ' ))  { 
    &NBSP //  not found cache !
     echo  ' test time: ' . Time (). ' <br>test<br> ' ;
     $cache end ();   //  buffered output is now stored in a cache file  
}

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To cache a function


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Require_once ('.. /libs/cache/lite.php ');
Require_once ('.. /libs/cache/lite/function.php ');
$options= Array (
' Cachedir '=>'.. /cache/test/',
' LifeTime '=>3600,
' Pearerrormode ' =>  Cache_lite_error_die
);
$cache   = new  cache_lite_function ( $options );

$cache call ( ' function_to_bench ' ,   ,  );

function  function_to_bench ( $arg 1 ,   $arg 2 )  
{
&NBSP;&NBSP;&NBSP;&NBSP;ECHO&NBSP this is the output of the function  function_to_bench ($arg 1,  $arg 2)  !<br> ";
    return  this is the result of the  Function function_to_bench ($arg 1,  $arg 2)  !<br> ";
}
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