> >
> > Why do you want to stop the observer?
>
> as usual, i'm just interested ;)
> in my example, the raising of observer events may become unnecessary or
> unwelcome because they restrict a control (i wanted to try another way
> of limiting the input of a textbox to number only, for example).
> now, i'm discovering
> FOR EACH s IN Class.Load("TextBox").Symbols
> to copy the entire textbox before deleting it to get rid of the events :)
>
> regards,
> tobi
>
An observer is a Gambas object. So if you want him to stop raising events,
just use Object.Detach() on it.
Regards,
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