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Hi, see comments at the bottom...<br>
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Patrick-Emmanuel Boulanger-Nadeau wrote:<br>
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<pre wrap=""><!---->We have been using memcache a lot. While we relied upon false from a
get miss, changing our whole code to checking if the value was null
wasn't that hard nor long. Finally, that enable to store false in
memcache. Is the newest version returning something (false / null) if
there is a miss on the incr/decr operation ?
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Ah, yes this was another request that I forgot about! I am releasing a
1.2.0-beta5 momentarily with incr/decr operations which return FALSE
instead of 0 on failures. Officially anouncement coming shortly...<br>
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John<br>
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