InteractiveGroup: Add disconnect().
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… it can be removed from the scene
bbsimong
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Nov 26, 2024
Refactor code.
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I have slightly refactored the PR since it contained JS syntax that breaks our current ESLint settings (we stick to ECMA 2018 atm). Would the updated code work for you? |
Mugen87
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Jan 4, 2025
Clean up.
Mugen87
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disconnect().
Thank you, happy with the changes |
Mugen87
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Jan 6, 2025
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Description
Noticed this when messing with the
InteractiveGrouputility. The event listeners are bound in thelistenTomethods, but they're not removed when the group is removed from the scene. I added adisconnectmethod which does this explicitly.As there's a
stopPropagationin the onPointerEvent, adding an interactive group to the scene and removing it later would prevent any of the pointer event listeners firing that were bound earlier.