I think that is normal.
The sequence is:
1. onconstruct
2. isinited=true
3. oninit
<canvas debug="true">
<view>
<handler name="onconstruct">
if( $debug) Debug.write("onconstruct
isinited=",isinited);
</handler>
<handler name="oninit">
if( $debug) Debug.write("oninit isinited=",isinited);
</handler>
</view>
</canvas>
--- Robin Sheat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a class with attributes that are set via
> databinding, and some handlers
> listening to those attributes inside the class.
> However, I don't want the
> handlers to do anything if this is the initial setup
> of the class (just if
> something changes later on). I thought I could use
> 'isinited' to test for
> this, however it seems to be getting set to true
> earlier than I would have
> though.
>
> My handler is being called before my oninit handler
> (due to the initial
> binding), however I have this:
> if (!this.isinited) {
> return;
> }
> at the start of the handler. The problem is,
> this.isinited==true even before
> oninit runs. Is this normal?
>
> --
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>
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