All objects dispatch FlexEvent.Remove when they are removed from a  
container - this occurs on the stage and also
in Container objects (since Container and Stage both exhibit the same  
behaviour).

The FlexEvent.Remove is a way of trapping the message that an object  
is being removed by its parent. Im not sure
which Remove you are referring to (possibly Event.REMOVED or  
Event.REMOVED_FROM_STAGE?).

FlexEvent.Remove is more elegant as its a one stop event for subitems  
of containers and those on the stage. The other
two Event messages seem to be very temperamental from my experience.

Regards
Samuel

On Sep 24, 2008, at 11:51 AM, Tom Chiverton wrote:

> On Tuesday 23 Sep 2008, ozziegt wrote:
>> I have been using creationComplete, but there is no way for me to
>> remove the listeners when the object is removed from the stage, which
>> leads to memory leaks.
>
> Does 'remove' not do that ?
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