Cache holds a cache which is local to the record. It may be used to speed up parsing of specific fields by caching the result. When accessing a field and parsing its value, we want to try caching as much as possible the parsing we do, to avoid redoing it later when the same record is processed by di
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| 69 | // // do something with the result |
| 70 | // result := val.(string) |
| 71 | Cache() *Cache |
| 72 | } |
| 73 | |
| 74 | // Cache is a per-record cache. |
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