Le 08/01/2012 19:47, John J Barton a écrit :
(...)
window.addEventListener('load', boundOnLoad, false);
...
window.removeEventListener('load', boundOnLoad, false);
The JS method 1) must be bound to the correct object 2) be
reference-able for the removeEventListener.
This combination prevents simple inline functions so commonly used by
JS devs from being applied to DOM event registration, a very common
use of inline functions. If you use an inline function without bind(),
then it will not have the correct object binding; if you use an inline
function with bind(), then it will not be reference-able for the
remove. (...)
If you want to use inline (anonymous) functions, you always loose the
ability to reference the function for a later remove. This is
independent of bind.
Inline functions are not compatible with remove.
David
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