[Laszlo-dev] Generic notifying events [Was: For Review: Change 20090427-hqm-Q Summary: fix for swf9 context menus, mouseEnabled no longer always set to true on every sprite]

[P T Withington]

On 2009-04-28, at 16:16EDT, Max Carlson wrote:

>> So all you have to do is make your own declared event instance to  
>> initialize your event to, you don't have to make a separate class.
>
> How would this work in declarative syntax?

Give me an example of where you would need it and I will tell you.   
The only places I could think of using this is internally when  
connecting events to the runtime, because the runtime only accepts  
callbacks and you would like to not register a callback that is going  
to be a no-op because the corresponding event is not ready.  In  
declarative code, setAttribute is already optimized to do nothing if  
the corresponding event is not ready.