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6 HTML::Mason::Cache::BaseCache - Base cache object
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9 This is the base module for all cache implementations used in Mason.
10 It provides a few additional methods on top of "Cache::BaseCache" in
11 Dewitt Clinton's "Cache::Cache" package.
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13 An object of this class is returned from $m->cache.
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16 clear ()
17 Remove all values in the cache.
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19 get (key, [%params])
20 Returns the value associated with key or undef if it is non-exis‐
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24 busy_lock => duration
25 If the value has expired, set its expiration time to the cur‐
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32 If the value exists and has not expired, call sub with the
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37 Returns the underlying "Cache::Object" object associated with key.
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45 Expires the value associated with key, if it exists. Differs from
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50 Removes the cache object associated with key, if it exists.
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52 set (key, data, [duration])
53 Associates data with key in the cache. duration indicates the time
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