Inheritance diagram for EasyMemCache:

this is by far the best option for caching. it uses memcached server (www.danga.com/memcached/) which is basically a daemon that stores your cached data to memory in a very efficient and fast manner. you will need the memcached php extensions. this will make your site lightning fast.
Definition at line 257 of file cache.inc.php.
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| __construct ($servers= 'localhost:112211', $life=null) | |
| create our object. | |
| get ($key) | |
| get data from the cache | |
| set ($key, $data) | |
| set the data to the cache | |
| delete ($key) | |
| delete data from the cache | |
| flush () | |
| completely wipe the cache and start over | |
Public Attributes | |
| $mc | |
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create our object. where and how long to store it.
Definition at line 267 of file cache.inc.php. |
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delete data from the cache
Reimplemented from EasyCache. Definition at line 330 of file cache.inc.php. |
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completely wipe the cache and start over
Reimplemented from EasyCache. Definition at line 337 of file cache.inc.php. |
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get data from the cache
Reimplemented from EasyCache. Definition at line 292 of file cache.inc.php. References get(). Referenced by get(). |
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set the data to the cache
Reimplemented from EasyCache. Definition at line 323 of file cache.inc.php. References set(). Referenced by set(). |
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Definition at line 259 of file cache.inc.php. |
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