On May 6, 2007, at 1:59, Nathan Schmidt wrote:
Create a new ring
ring <key> 0 <exp> <capacity>\r\n
Push a value onto the ring
push <key> 0 <ignored> <length>\r\n<value\r\n
Get the empty-string-delimited concatenated values available on the
ring
rget <key>\r\n
This does look interesting. It could be useful in general to know
previous values stored for a given key.
It seems like you could get away without creating the ``push'' and
``rget'' commands. If a ring buffer is defined for a given key,
``add'' and ``get'' should suffice. I don't think it'd be terribly
confusing to client since they'd have to have created a ring buffer
in the first place.
I don't quite get the response as defined above. What do you mean
by ``empty-string-delimited concatenated values''? I'd think a
response that looked like a bulk get with the same key repeated, but
with different values (and possibly different flags) would be ideal.
Even for the same data type, my client will vary flags based on
things like efficacy of compression.
BTW, you guys know how to party. :)
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Dustin Sallings
