Mason's did add a few caching features above and beyond Cache::Cache.
All such features have been included in CHI, so using CHI you should
be able to do anything that $m->cache can do.
On Jun 17, 2008, at 9:09 AM, Charlie Katz wrote:
> To quote the Mason book, "Mason's caching system is merely a thin
> wrapper over
> DeWitt Clinton's excellent Cache::Cache modules."
>
> (According to masonhq.com, Mason now can use either Cache::Cache or
> CHI)
>
> In an external module, you can just use Cache::Cache directly. No
> need to
> access it through Mason.
>
>
> On Tue June 17 2008 11:47:44 am Ryan wrote:
>> I'd like to do some caching inside a module I use for my site.
>> Should
>> I approach this as an external script or is it safe to:
>>
>> HTML::Mason::Something->cache->set('key', $result);
>
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