Tickets :: Comment on [#13085] Use memcache instead of distributed hashtable in $conf[cache][driver]

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Comment	>> It depends. Only when a lifetime value of '0' is passed does this >> mean that it is never marked for GC. If it is omitted (therefore >> passing a null), it is marked for GC based on the configured default >> GC lifetime. > > It is probably due to my limited command of the PHP language, but I > assumed that the below function would set $lifetime to '0' if the > parameter is not passed (similar to C++): > > public function set($key, $data, $lifetime = 0) > { > $key = $this->_params['prefix'] . $key; > > if ($this->_memcache->set($key . '_e', time(), $lifetime) !== > false) { > $this->_memcache->set($key, $data, $lifetime); > } > } > > Apparently I am wrong here, but in that case I wonder why it would be > needed to set a default at all.
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