Exemple #1
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        public static string GetKey(string controller, string action, Dictionary <string, object> actionArgs, params string[] cacheKeyArgs)
        {
            string ext = null;

            // If there are no actionArgs, then continue
            if (actionArgs.NotNulle())
            {
                // --STEP #1:
                // For complex types, ICacheKey is the bomb, doesn't even require
                // CacheArgs atrribute to be set, making things really easy. It does however
                // mean we have to iterate through actionArgs looking for any that are of type ICacheKey

                ICacheKey ck = actionArgs.Select(d => d.Value as ICacheKey).FirstOrDefault(v => v != null);
                if (ck != null)
                {
                    ext = ck.CacheKey();
                }
                else if (cacheKeyArgs.NotNulle())
                {
                    // --STEP #2:
                    // None of the args are actionArs; we only get here if there ARE cacheKey
                    // values that were inputted (in the attr).

                    for (int i = 0; i < cacheKeyArgs.Length; i++)
                    {
                        string arg = cacheKeyArgs[i];
                        string v   = GetValueStatic(actionArgs.Value(arg));
                        if (v.NotNulle())
                        {
                            ext += (ext == null ? null : "&") + arg + '=' + v;
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
            return(GetKey(controller, action, ext));
        }