Looking at stats output:
STAT cmd_get 51
STAT get_hits 32
STAT get_misses 19
19+32=51, so the stats do make perfect sense.
In my (very early stage) code I'm doing something very basic:
if ( $cache = $mc-get($key) {
// use cached data
die($cache);
}else{
// use output buffering with a
The main reason I ask is, I was wondering if there is any smarter way
to check if a key exists, because, I'm just thinking that it would be
advantageous to be able to differentiate a get_miss for a reason
different than the key wasn't cached yet, like application logic
error, versus
On Sat, Aug 20, 2011 at 11:56 AM, dormando dorma...@rydia.net wrote:
The main reason I ask is, I was wondering if there is any smarter way
to check if a key exists, because, I'm just thinking that it would be
advantageous to be able to differentiate a get_miss for a reason
different than
