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Class representing a lock The methods available for a specific lock type are only known by it's factory.
Copyright: | Damyon Wiese 2013 |
License: | http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later |
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lock:: (6 methods):
__construct()
init_factory()
get_key()
extend()
release()
__destruct()
__construct($key, $factory) X-Ref |
Construct a lock containing the unique key required to release it. param: mixed $key - The lock key. The type of this is up to the lock_factory being used. param: lock_factory $factory - The factory that generated this lock. |
init_factory(lock_factory $factory) X-Ref |
Sets the lock factory that owns a lock. This function should not be called under normal use. It is intended only for cases like {@see timing_wrapper_lock_factory} where we wrap a lock factory. When used, it should be called immediately after constructing the lock. param: lock_factory $factory New lock factory that owns this lock |
get_key() X-Ref |
Return the unique key representing this lock. return: string|int lock key. |
extend($maxlifetime = 86400) X-Ref |
Extend the lifetime of this lock. Not supported by all factories. param: int $maxlifetime - the new lifetime for the lock (in seconds). return: bool |
release() X-Ref |
Release this lock return: bool |
__destruct() X-Ref |
Print debugging if this lock falls out of scope before being released. |