Exploring ShadeTree Features, Part 2: Cache<KEY, VALUE>

Or, as I like to call it: &quot;That stupid dictionary thing we've all written a thousand times but were too lazy to component-ize for reuse&quot; How many times have you written code like this in your C# 2.0-and-later life? Well, no more! Enter ShadeTree.Core.Cache! Nifty features: 1. Automatic cache miss value creation: When you attempt to get an item from the cache that's not there, if configured to do so, it'll new one up for you, add it, and return it. 2. Quiet Add: Call the Store method to add an item if it's not already added (otherwise, it'll do nothing) 3. Quiet Remove: Remove won't throw an error if the item isn't in the Cache 4. Each(): Handy lambda-friendly version of 'for each' 5. Exists(): Handy lambda-friendly version of TryGetValue