Hi,
PlaceChangeEvents are fired on the EventBus that you passed into your
PlaceController. So you can listen to them via:
eventBus.addHandler(PlaceChangeEvent.TYPE, new PlaceChangeEvent.Handler() {
//implement method
})
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Thank you. Works pretty well :)
Is that GWT's new EventHandler structure? I mean: XyzEvent.Handler? No
more seperate Handler class?
And XyzEvent.TYPE instead of getType()? I like both changes pretty
much :)
On 11 Okt., 22:39, Jens jens.nehlme...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
PlaceChangeEvents are
I don't think this is really new
You can also define a CustomClass implements PlaceChangeEvent.Handler {}
then addHandler(PCE.TYPE, new CustomClass());
As for the .TYPE vs getType(), I do not know the details but if you look at
PlaceChangeEvent extends GwtEvent it has the static field TYPE
but
DomEvent-s have their types lazily created, because they're registered in a
global, er, registry, to easily match event types (from the browser,
evt.type, i.e. a string such as click, mouseover, etc.) to DomEvent.Type
instances.
Most other events don't need this, but some of them could benefit
Ah, that is helpful. Thanks, Thomas!
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