Implement evalBulk and evalMultiBulk methods that call Redis EVAL#23
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…VAL and return the results from the Lua code executed on the server
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Just came back from vaaction and found this! Sweet .. will pull it very shortly .. Thanks .. |
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I know that EVAL is still only in the Redis release candidates, but here's a patch that adds support for EVAL (only for string/string table return types so far).