Re: Function Cache

"Stig S. Bakken" wrote: > For objects, I think the best thing would be to create a function that > returns a proxy object. Then you can write code like this: > > $obj = new myclass(42); > $cached = new caching_proxy_object($obj); > > ...from this point, $cached can be used exactly like $obj (all variable > and method accesses go through the proxy object). A storage model > similar to ext/session could be adapted, at the very least you should > have "user" (maybe more constructor parameters with callback function > names). Interesting idea. So, I'm going to remove the functionality to cache method calls from my current implementation and use it just for caching functions. Should we create a new top level folder "Cache"? > For functions, I don't have any ideas that would be as elegant (for the > programmer) as this. Thanks, Sebastian -- <? print implode( "", array_reverse( preg_split( "//", "dlrow laer " . "eht ot emoclew" ) ) ); /* visit http://www.sebastian-bergmann.de/ */ ?>