public function testMixingMultiAndPipeline()
{
$this->redis->multi();
try {
$this->redis->pipeline();
$this->fail('Going from multi to pipeline mode should have thrown an exception');
} catch (MultiModeException $e) {
// everything is fine here
}
try {
// make sure multi mode is disabled
$this->redis->discard();
} catch (MultiModeException $e) {
// disregard
}
$this->redis->pipeline();
try {
$this->redis->multi();
$this->fail('Going from pileline to multi mode should have thrown an exception');
} catch (MultiModeException $e) {
// everything is fine here
}
try {
// make sure multi mode is disabled
$this->redis->discard();
} catch (MultiModeException $e) {
// disregard
}
}
/**
* Enter pipeline mode.
*
* This mode is quite similar to multi(), except that is does not provide the transaction
* semantics. This means that the commands are queued by the client and sent to the server
* in one batch for better performance, but no atomic execution is guaranteed.
*
* @see multi()
* @return bool
*/
public function pipeline()
{
try {
// no need to set the flag as we never read it
return $this->client->pipeline();
} catch (Exception $e) {
return $this->handleException($e, __FUNCTION__, func_get_args());
}
}
/**
* {@inheritdoc}
*/
public function pipeline()
{
$this->cache = array();
return $this->redis->pipeline();
}
