will the event fire appropriately? I have tried firing one from the singleton pattern implementation which doesnt use a hidden helper class - just like in ted's JAM: Singleton take 2(?). I was trying to dispatch a custom event right after the first instantiation of a singleton class and have it bubble up through indefinite parent/container classes. Is this a bad idea? any alternative ideas on how to fire the event from the class itself upon it's first instantiation? Is placing it in the constructor the same as placing it in the getInstance method? THnx!
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