Hi,
when I call _Widget.destroy on my Widget I get an error. Telling me that dojo.disconnect() is expecting an array.
Wich I think is right because it expects a handle and a handle is an array.
In the destroy function disconnect is called like this:
dojo.forEach(this._connects, function(array){
dojo.forEach(array, dojo.disconnect);
});
dojo.forEach(array, dojo.disconnect);
});
As I see it, there is one forEach too much. Disconnect() is called with the elements of the handle array.
Or am I missing something. So strange that nobody discovered this earlier.
I am using version 0.9, but I downloaded version 1.0.2 and _Widget.destroy looks still the same.
no, it's not a bug. If you
no, it's not a bug. If you look at the connect method in that same file, you'll see it create a handles[] array, push some connections into that, then push the handles[] array into the _connects array, creating an array of arrays, and a double-forEach in destroy to disconnect
Oh, now I understand! Always
Oh, now I understand!
Always connected to events like this:
Wich is completely wrong :(.
Thanks a lot!