I tried to move the part which asks session for the ctime value into a
model:
def sestime():
return session.ctime
In controller there is:
class Blah:
def sessiontime(self):
return sestime()
def cache_test():
import time
session.ctime = time.ctime()
def blah():
return Blah()
b = cache.ram('blah',blah,30)
return dict(cached=b.sessiontime(), current=session.ctime)
And still the same, the cached and current differ. The old session is
wired into the cache somehow, hmmm..
The examples are silly, of course, just to show the problem. I wish to
use the cache to store complex objects, constructed on results of
multiple queries. The objects have various methods operating on their
properties in context of session. Once I cache the objects (to avoid
tons of queries), my program breaks :(
David
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