I did a simple example of the problem. http://tinyurl.com/zg8nse2
After some investigation with the debugger it seems that the problem is
the fact that I am trying to dispose the fsm object using it's own event
handler.
A walk through to explain better what I mean:
1. In the final state I clic
Right. My suggestion is that you shouldn't need to call fsm.dispose().
Instead, just set
fsm = null;
so it will be garbage collected. I don't believe there is anything here
that needs "help" with disposing.
Here's the modified example: http://tinyurl.com/zxmbrcj
Cheers,
Derrell
On Tue, Mar
Thanks Derrell. It is great to hear from the author itself.
It's just that I saw in the qx.util.fsm.FiniteStateMachine#destruct()
code that it does some clean up functionality and wanted to be in the
safe side.
Plus if I wouldn't understand why it didn't work how I thought it
should, I would l
So I've been thinking about this. Although what I told you is correct --
modern browsers, and even old ones, should have no problem automatically
garbage collecting an FSM because it has no references to DOM objects and
no circular references -- qooxdoo debug display logic could still be
applied to
