Whether or not a user is logged in right now.
-The reason this method exists is that C<<$c->user>> may needlessly load the
+The reason this method exists is that C<< $c->user >> may needlessly load the
user from the auth store.
If you're just going to say
$c->forward("login");
}
-it should be more efficient than C<<$c->user>> when a user is marked in the session
+it should be more efficient than C<< $c->user >> when a user is marked in the session
but C<< $c->user >> hasn't been called yet.
=item logout