return $notice;
}
+ # XXX: this is pretty long and should probably be broken up into
+ # some helper functions
+
static function getCachedStream($qry, $cachekey, $offset, $limit, $order) {
# If outside our cache window, just go to the DB
return $wrapper;
}
+ # If the cache was invalidated because of new data being
+ # added, we can try and just get the new stuff. We keep an additional
+ # copy of the data at the key + ';last'
+
+ # No cache hit. Try to get the *last* cached version
+
+ $last_notices = $cache->get(common_cache_key($cachekey) . ';last');
+
+ if ($last_notices) {
+
+ # Reverse-chron order, so last ID is last.
+
+ $last_id = $last_notices[0]->id;
+
+ # XXX: this assumes monotonically increasing IDs; a fair
+ # bet with our DB.
+
+ $new_notice = Notice::getStreamDirect($qry, 0, NOTICE_CACHE_WINDOW,
+ $last_id, NULL, $order);
+
+ if ($new_notice) {
+ $new_notices = array();
+ while ($new_notice->fetch()) {
+ $new_notices[] = clone($new_notice);
+ }
+ $new_notice->free();
+ $notices = array_slice(array_merge($new_notices, $last_notices),
+ 0, NOTICE_CACHE_WINDOW);
+
+ # Store the array in the cache for next time
+
+ $result = $cache->set(common_cache_key($cachekey), $notices);
+ $result = $cache->set(common_cache_key($cachekey) . ';last', $notices);
+
+ # return a wrapper of the array for use now
+
+ return new NoticeWrapper(array_slice($notices, $offset, $limit));
+ }
+ }
+
# Otherwise, get the full cache window out of the DB
$notice = Notice::getStreamDirect($qry, 0, NOTICE_CACHE_WINDOW, NULL, NULL, $order);
$notices[] = clone($notice);
}
+ $notice->free();
+
# Store the array in the cache for next time
$result = $cache->set(common_cache_key($cachekey), $notices);
+ $result = $cache->set(common_cache_key($cachekey) . ';last', $notices);
# return a wrapper of the array for use now