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SimplePie A PHP-Based RSS and Atom Feed Framework. Takes the hard work out of managing a complete RSS/Atom solution.

Author:	Ryan Parman
Author:	Sam Sneddon
Author:	Ryan McCue
Copyright:	2004-2016 Ryan Parman, Sam Sneddon, Ryan McCue
License:	http://www.opensource.org/licenses/bsd-license.php BSD License
File Size:	166 lines (5 kb)
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Defines 1 class

SimplePie_Cache_Memcached:: (7 methods):
  __construct()
  save()
  load()
  mtime()
  touch()
  unlink()
  setData()

Class: SimplePie_Cache_Memcached - X-Ref

Caches data to memcached

Registered for URLs with the "memcached" protocol

For example, `memcached://localhost:11211/?timeout=3600&prefix=sp_` will
connect to memcached on `localhost` on port 11211. All tables will be
prefixed with `sp_` and data will expire after 3600 seconds

__construct($location, $name, $type) X-Ref

Create a new cache object

param: string $location Location string (from SimplePie::$cache_location)
param: string $name Unique ID for the cache
param: string $type Either TYPE_FEED for SimplePie data, or TYPE_IMAGE for image data

save($data) X-Ref

Save data to the cache

param: array|SimplePie $data Data to store in the cache. If passed a SimplePie object, only cache the $data property
return: bool Successfulness

load() X-Ref

Retrieve the data saved to the cache

return: array Data for SimplePie::$data

mtime() X-Ref

Retrieve the last modified time for the cache

return: int Timestamp

touch() X-Ref

Set the last modified time to the current time

return: bool Success status

unlink() X-Ref

Remove the cache

return: bool Success status

setData($data) X-Ref

Set the last modified time and data to Memcached

return: bool Success status

PHP Cross Reference of WordPress

/wp-includes/SimplePie/Cache/ -> Memcached.php (summary)

Defines 1 class