Q:

cache Javascripts in different views - under same name

I have a few JavaScript that I would like to cache as follow :
layout1.erb has
.........
  <%=  javascript_include_tag 'jquery.min' ,
    'rails_ujs',
    'qwerty',
    'jquery_editinplace',
    'jquery.livequery',
    'jquery.validate',
    'ddsmoothmenu',
    :cache=>"main_js_cache"
%>
..........

layout2.erb
.........
  <%=  javascript_include_tag 'jquery.min' ,
    'rails_ujs',
    'qwerty',
    'jquery_editinplace',
    'jquery.livequery',
    'jquery.validate',
    'ddsmoothmenu',
    :cache=>"main_js_cache"
%>
..........

Now since the cache file name is same would the same be used or will it be generated again & again ? 

A:

I found the answer..
Left the question open incase others find it useful..
This is how caching goes..
First time suppose you render layout2.erb .. then it combines and generates a file called as "main_js_cache". 
Next time you again render layout2.erb then it will just directly throw "main_js_cache" without regenerating it. 
Suppose you render layout1.ebr in that case rails just looks for a file called "main_js_cache" it finds it and so it does NOT generate a new file.