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

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Comment	>>>> 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++): >>> >>> No, you are correct in your logic, but this class is ONLY for >>> memcache, not other cache drivers. As already stated, memcache >>> doesn't use/need the lifetime parameter here so the default value of >>> zero is irrelevant. >> >> This is how every cache driver is defined: >> >> /usr/share/php5/PEAR/Horde/Cache/Storage/Apc.php: public function > > No, this is how every Horde_Cache_Storage_* driver is defined. Client > code uses Horde_Cache, which delegates the storage to the configured > storage driver. Horde_Cache::set() defaults to $lifetime == null, > which if you read the code you can see will lead to the storage > driver being sent the configured default value for $lifetime.
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