private static void ProceedResult <T>(ICacheProvider cache, string key, CachedResultLock cachedResultLock,
CachableResult <T> cachableResult)
{
object result = null;
if (cachableResult != null)
{
// if cachableResult.Result is null, it's still a result. So we need to cache it as EmptyResult object
// so the next time we didn't get null from cache and had to go create result
// once again. But we can do it only if dependency keys are null/empty, or they don't include
// cachableResult data, because otherwise will be caching EmptyResult object
// with dependeny key calculated for null object which is incorrect behavior.
result = cachableResult.Result;
if (result == null)
{
result = EmptyResult;
}
cache.Add(key, result, cachableResult.Parameters);
}
cachedResultLock.Result = result;
cachedResultLock.IsExecuted = true;
}
private static void ProceedResult <T> (ICacheProvider cache, string key, CachedResultLock cachedResultLock, [CanBeNull] CachableResult <T> cachableResult)
{
object result = null;
if (cachableResult != null)
{
// if cachableResult.Result is null, it's still a result. So we need to cache it as EmptyResult object
// so the next time we didn't get null from cache and had to go create result once again.
result = cachableResult.Result;
if (result == null)
{
result = EmptyResult;
}
cache.Add(key, result, cachableResult.Parameters);
}
cachedResultLock.Result = result;
cachedResultLock.IsExecuted = true;
}
