On Tuesday, October 4, 2016 at 1:04:06 AM UTC+2, David wrote:
>
> I use the following code to create an EventListener:
>
> Event.sinkEvents(divElement, Event.ONCLICK);
> final EventListener listener = new EventListener()
> {...};
> Event.setEventListener(divElement, listener);
>
Please tell me this is legacy code from GWT 1.x times…
(why not use a widget? or event delegation?)
> How do I remove EventListener late if I don't want to delete the created
> divElement?
>
If you want to stop listening to all events (and easily reattach the
listener later on, triggered on the same events):
Event.setEventListener(divElement, null);
to stop listening to click events:
Event.sinkEvents(divElement, 0); // unsinks all events, but you only had
ONCLICK
or
Event.sinkEvents(divElement, Event.getEventsSunk() & ~Event.ONCLICK);
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