I have a mxml component based on TitleWindow that's used for a Popup. Nothing
new there - big yawn goin your way.
I also have an addEventListener called on the object (so I can dispatch a
custom event):
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win = EditTaskBox(PopUpManager.createPopUp(this, EditTaskBox, true));
win.taskText.setFocus();
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win.addEventListener("taskInputText", newTaskDialogBoxHandler);
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So obviously, you want to call removeListener when you're done with the dialog,
so I call removeEventListener in newTaskDialogBoxHandler(), in main.mxml, after
I use the information from the custom event.
win.removeEventListener("taskInputText", newTaskDialogBoxHandler);
However, in the case of *cancelling* the dialog box, do I need to dispatch an
event in this case as well, from within the component.?
In my customer TitleWindow component, called EditTaskBox.mxml, for the
closeButton handler, I call PopUpManager.removePopUp(this);
It's not like you can do: "removeEventListener(..) here, since you're in a
static component,right?
Looks like I need to just create a meta declaration for a custom event, but
obviously don't need a custom Event class or anything.
Just verifying this.
Thanks
Steve
