> *token = new csWeakEventHandler(listener); This is invalid code. You can't use a weak ref like that. Keep in mind that if the only thing that holds a reference to something is a weak reference then the object will be removed. You'll have to rework the code a bit so that after allocation you have a real reference for a while and then you release that reference as soon as you register to the event registry.
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