public function MemCacheSavingCase::checkVariable in Memcache API and Integration 7

Same name in this branch

1. 7 tests/memcache.test \MemCacheSavingCase::checkVariable()
2. 7 tests/memcache6.test \MemCacheSavingCase::checkVariable()

Same name and namespace in other branches

1. 6 tests/memcache.test \MemCacheSavingCase::checkVariable()

Check or a variable is stored and restored properly.

12 calls to MemCacheSavingCase::checkVariable()

MemCacheSavingCase::testArray in tests/memcache.test

Test the saving and restoring of an array.

MemCacheSavingCase::testArray in tests/memcache6.test

Test the saving and restoring of an array.

MemCacheSavingCase::testDouble in tests/memcache.test

Test the saving and restoring of a double.

MemCacheSavingCase::testDouble in tests/memcache6.test

Test the saving and restoring of a double.

MemCacheSavingCase::testInteger in tests/memcache.test

Test the saving and restoring of an integer.

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File

tests/memcache.test, line 359

Test cases for the memcache cache backend.

Class

MemCacheSavingCase

Code

public function checkVariable($var, $key = 'test_var') {
  cache_set($key, $var, $this->default_bin);
  $cache = cache_get($key, $this->default_bin);
  $this
    ->assertTrue(isset($cache->data) && $cache->data === $var, t('@type is saved and restored properly!key.', array(
    '@type' => ucfirst(gettype($var)),
    '!key' => $key != 'test_var' ? t(' with key @key', array(
      '@key' => $key,
    )) : '',
  )));
}