> On 11.07.2011 20:47, tobias wrote: > > hi, > > > > i wonder how to stop an observer from raising events? my code > > demonstrative code looks like this: > > > > (gambas2) > > > > PRIVATE hObs AS Observer > > > > PUBLIC SUB ObserveSubject(hSubject AS TextBox) > > > > IF hObs THEN > > > > ReleaseSubject() > > > > ENDIF > > hObs = NEW Observer(hSubject) > > > > END > > > > PUBLIC SUB ReleaseSubject() > > > > ??? > > > > END > > > > i think, i'm missing something very basic here... > > > > regards, > > tobi > > oh, i just noticed the note in the online doc which is not present in my > offline one: > The observer object is attached to the observed object, and is freed > only when the observed object is freed too. > > seems that there is no possibility without destroying the control. is > there a way to copy an entire object, so i can create a new TextBox with > the same property values? >
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