Title: how does removeMediator works? Post by: Arno on July 23, 2009, 07:25:15 I have different view components with there own mediator. I'm stuck at the point that I remove a view. I have a couple of questions about this:
1) do you remove the viewcomponent or the mediator first? 2) Can you just remove the mediator of do you also have to remove eventlisteners before you remove it? Because I tried to remove a viewcomponent and then the mediator. After that I get a error from the mediator on a addeventlistener. What is strange because if i check with facade.hasMediator he returns false for that mediator 3) I red somewhere about a destroy() function where do I put it and how does it look like? Or beter is there an example? I coundn't find one Title: Re: how does removeMediator works? Post by: Jason MacDonald on July 23, 2009, 08:00:16 Remove the mediator first, then in the mediators onRemove() function remove the view component.
example override public function onRemove():void { You can also remove any relevant event listeners there as well. Title: Re: how does removeMediator works? Post by: Arno on July 24, 2009, 12:37:32 thank you very much. It is working!
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