mCacheTime === '' ) { $this->mCacheTime = MWTimestamp::now(); } return $this->mCacheTime; } /** * setCacheTime() sets the timestamp expressing when the page has been rendered. * This does not control expiry, see updateCacheExpiry() for that! * @param string $t TS_MW timestamp * @return string */ public function setCacheTime( $t ) { // NOTE: keep support for undocumented used of -1 to mean "not cacheable". if ( is_string( $t ) && $t !== '-1' ) { $t = MWTimestamp::convert( TS_MW, $t ); } return wfSetVar( $this->mCacheTime, $t ); } /** * @since 1.23 * @return int|null Revision id, if any was set */ public function getCacheRevisionId() { return $this->mCacheRevisionId; } /** * @since 1.23 * @param int|null $id Revision ID */ public function setCacheRevisionId( $id ) { $this->mCacheRevisionId = $id; } /** * Sets the number of seconds after which this object should expire. * * This value is used with the ParserCache. * If called with a value greater than the value provided at any previous call, * the new call has no effect. The value returned by getCacheExpiry is smaller * or equal to the smallest number that was provided as an argument to * updateCacheExpiry(). * * Avoid using 0 if at all possible. Consider JavaScript for highly dynamic content. * * @param int $seconds */ public function updateCacheExpiry( $seconds ) { $seconds = (int)$seconds; if ( $this->mCacheExpiry === null || $this->mCacheExpiry > $seconds ) { $this->mCacheExpiry = $seconds; } } /** * Returns the number of seconds after which this object should expire. * This method is used by ParserCache to determine how long the ParserOutput can be cached. * The timestamp of expiry can be calculated by adding getCacheExpiry() to getCacheTime(). * The value returned by getCacheExpiry is smaller or equal to the smallest number * that was provided to a call of updateCacheExpiry(), and smaller or equal to the * value of $wgParserCacheExpireTime. * @return int */ public function getCacheExpiry() { global $wgParserCacheExpireTime; // NOTE: keep support for undocumented used of -1 to mean "not cacheable". if ( $this->mCacheTime < 0 ) { return 0; } $expire = $this->mCacheExpiry; if ( $expire === null ) { $expire = $wgParserCacheExpireTime; } else { $expire = min( $expire, $wgParserCacheExpireTime ); } if ( $expire <= 0 ) { return 0; // not cacheable } else { return $expire; } } /** * @return bool */ public function isCacheable() { return $this->getCacheExpiry() > 0; } /** * Return true if this cached output object predates the global or * per-article cache invalidation timestamps, or if it comes from * an incompatible older version. * * @param string $touched The affected article's last touched timestamp * @return bool */ public function expired( $touched ) { global $wgCacheEpoch; $expiry = MWTimestamp::convert( TS_MW, MWTimestamp::time() - $this->getCacheExpiry() ); return !$this->isCacheable() // parser says it's not cacheable || $this->getCacheTime() < $touched || $this->getCacheTime() <= $wgCacheEpoch || $this->getCacheTime() < $expiry // expiry period has passed || !isset( $this->mVersion ) || version_compare( $this->mVersion, Parser::VERSION, "lt" ); } /** * Return true if this cached output object is for a different revision of * the page. * * @todo We always return false if $this->getCacheRevisionId() is null; * this prevents invalidating the whole parser cache when this change is * deployed. Someday that should probably be changed. * * @since 1.23 * @param int $id The affected article's current revision id * @return bool */ public function isDifferentRevision( $id ) { $cached = $this->getCacheRevisionId(); return $cached !== null && $id !== $cached; } }