BasicEventManagerclass | events.t[342] |
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class
BasicEventManager : object
addEvent
removeCurrentEvent
removeEvent
removeMatchingEvents
// events_ Interface description only | events.t[418] |
addEvent (event) | events.t[344] |
removeCurrentEvent ( ) | events.t[411] |
Note that this has no effect on the current event execution - this simply prevents the event from receiving additional notifications in the future.
removeEvent (event) | events.t[351] |
removeMatchingEvents (obj, prop) | events.t[375] |
This is provided mostly as a convenience for cases where an event is known to be uniquely identifiable by its object and property values; this saves the caller the trouble of keeping track of the Event object created when the event was first registered.
When a particular object/property combination might be used in several different events, it's better to keep a reference to the Event object representing each event, and use removeEvent() to remove the specific Event object of interest.
Returns true if we find any matching events, nil if not.