NAME
Text::Template::Simple::Cache - Cache manager
SYNOPSIS
TODO
DESCRIPTION
This document describes version 0.62_12 of Text::Template::Simple::Cache released on 10 April 2009.
WARNING: This version of the module is part of a developer (beta) release of the distribution and it is not suitable for production use.
Cache manager for Text::Template::Simple.
METHODS
new PARENT_OBJECT
Constructor. Accepts a Text::Template::Simple object as the parameter.
type
Returns the type of the cache.
reset
Resets the in-memory cache and deletes all cache files, if you are using a disk cache.
dumper TYPE
$template->cache->dumper( $type, \%opt );TYPE can either be structure or ids. dumper accepts some arguments as a hashref:
$template->cache->dumper( $type, \%opt );varname
Controls the name of the dumped structure.
no_deparse
If you set this to a true value, deparsing will be disabled
structure
Returns a string version of the dumped in-memory or disk-cache. Cache is dumped via Data::Dumper. Deparse option is enabled for in-memory cache.
Early versions of Data::Dumper don' t have a Deparse method, so you may need to upgrade your Data::Dumper or disable deparse-ing if you want to use this method.
ids
Returns a list including the names (ids) of the templates in the cache.
id
Gets/sets the cache id.
size
Returns the total cache (disk or memory) size in bytes. If memory cache is used, then you must have Devel::Size installed on your system to get the size of the data structure inside memory.
has data => TEMPLATE_DATA
has id => TEMPLATE_ID
This method can be called with data or id named parameter. If you use the two together, id will be used:
if ( $template->cache->has( id => 'e369853df766fa44e1ed0ff613f563bd' ) ) {
print "ok!";
}or
if ( $template->cache->has( data => q~Foo is <%=$bar%>~ ) ) {
print "ok!";
}hit
TODO
populate
TODO
AUTHOR
Burak Gürsoy, <burak@cpan.org>
COPYRIGHT
Copyright 2008 Burak Gürsoy. All rights reserved.
LICENSE
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself, either Perl version 5.8.8 or, at your option, any later version of Perl 5 you may have available.