public function CacheTest::testFalseCastedValues in Plug 7
Check to see that, even if the user saves a value that can be interpreted as false, the cache adapter will still recognize its existence there.
@dataProvider falseCastedValuesProvider
2 calls to CacheTest::testFalseCastedValues()
- MemcachedCacheTest::testFalseCastedValues in lib/
doctrine/ cache/ tests/ Doctrine/ Tests/ Common/ Cache/ MemcachedCacheTest.php - @dataProvider falseCastedValuesProvider
- PredisCacheTest::testFalseCastedValues in lib/
doctrine/ cache/ tests/ Doctrine/ Tests/ Common/ Cache/ PredisCacheTest.php - @dataProvider falseCastedValuesProvider
2 methods override CacheTest::testFalseCastedValues()
- MemcachedCacheTest::testFalseCastedValues in lib/
doctrine/ cache/ tests/ Doctrine/ Tests/ Common/ Cache/ MemcachedCacheTest.php - @dataProvider falseCastedValuesProvider
- PredisCacheTest::testFalseCastedValues in lib/
doctrine/ cache/ tests/ Doctrine/ Tests/ Common/ Cache/ PredisCacheTest.php - @dataProvider falseCastedValuesProvider
File
- lib/
doctrine/ cache/ tests/ Doctrine/ Tests/ Common/ Cache/ CacheTest.php, line 283
Class
Namespace
Doctrine\Tests\Common\CacheCode
public function testFalseCastedValues($value) {
$cache = $this
->_getCacheDriver();
$this
->assertTrue($cache
->save('key', $value));
$this
->assertTrue($cache
->contains('key'));
$this
->assertEquals($value, $cache
->fetch('key'));
}