Thanks, but what happens when the widget isn't destroyed and the handlers
of a certain type are all removed?
Is it worth to unsink the events as no handler of that type is present, or
just do nothing (like GWT is doing current)?
- Ed
On Thu, Apr 26, 2012 at 1:45 AM, Joseph Lust
The DOM handlers are automatically removed by GWT when you destroy that
object (i.e. that widget is removed from the DOM). This is why you should
always capture browser events in this way rather than using JSNI. If you do
create your own custom handlers, then you'll need to remove those
Hi,
GWT automatically sinks the required event type when the first handlers is
added of certain event type (done in Widget class).
Whay about automatically unsinking when a handler is remove and you notice
that no handlers of that event type is present anymore?
Is this worth doing?
Note in my
