Hi Manuel,
You must declare a reference to your delegate function to safety remove it
with removeEventListener.
Here is a code snippet:
var fdel:Function = Delegate.create(this, videoUpdates);
public function videoUpdates(ev)
{
...
this.removeEventListener(fdel);
}
2006/4/27, Manuel Saint-Victor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I am using the following code to add an eventListener
VideoModel.getInstance().addEventListener("startUpdates",
Delegate.create(this, videoUpdates));
Later when this dispatched event is caught I'm using the following to try
to
remove the listener but it is not working- Am I missing some other detail.
public function videoUpdates(ev){
Logger.info("updated");
Logger.info("source:"+ ev.source._name);
if(ev.source._name==targetVideo || targetVideo=="defaultVideo"){
Logger.info("BINGO");
this.assignedStream=ev.stream;
Logger.debug(ev.target);
VideoModel.getInstance().removeEventListener("startUpdates",
this.videoUpdates);
}
Logger.info("i am "+ this +" my targetVideo is"+ targetVideo);
}
I also tried removing the listener using a reference that was passes in
through the event object with no success.
Please help- I can't figure out why it's failing.
Mani
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