I don't know what does your utils.Proxy.create() method do exactly,
but mx.utils.Delegate.create() always returns a new Function instance,
thus it cannot be used directly in removeEventListener() calls. Store
the function reference passed to addEventListener and use it in
removeEventListener(), too:
myEventHandler = mx.utils.Delegate.create(this, onMyEvent);
foo.addEventListener('myEvent', myEventHandler);
...
foo.removeEventListener('myEvent', myEventHandler);
If your Proxy class takes care about always returning the same
Function instance for the same arguments (I doubt it), then you can
use it as you wrote.
Attila
JHdo> I was wondering if I am doing something correctly when adding listeners
JHdo> to objects. My question is, if I remove the listener is the code below
JHdo> then the right way. Do I use the Proxy class (or mx.utils.Delegate) also
JHdo> when I remove the listener??
JHdo>
JHdo> //adding a listener
JHdo> this.currentDisplayObject.addEventListener('onContentCleared' ,
JHdo> utils.Proxy.create(this , onBlockContentDestoyed , 'text ' , url))
JHdo>
JHdo> //removing it
JHdo> this.currentDisplayObject.removeEventListener('onContentCleared' ,
JHdo> utils.Proxy.create(this , onBlockContentDestoyed))
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