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[jira] [Commented] (FLEX-34344) Many components (e.g. TextInput, DropDownList, NumericStepper) keep acting on keyDown and other events after being removed from stage

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Marcus Wilkinson commented on FLEX-34344:
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a utility 'EventDispatcher.RemoveAllListeners' would be invaluable. I do however understand that it's a flash-player thing though. I have worked around this issue by monkey patching FlexSprite and tracking all listeners although Im not sure it's advisable.

> Many components (e.g. TextInput, DropDownList, NumericStepper) keep acting on keyDown and other events after being removed from stage
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>
>                 Key: FLEX-34344
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FLEX-34344
>             Project: Apache Flex
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: Spark: DropDownList
>    Affects Versions: Apache Flex 4.12.0
>            Reporter: Mihai Chira
>              Labels: easytest
>             Fix For: Apache Flex 4.13.0
>
>         Attachments: _DropDownListListeningTooMuch.fxp, _NumericStepperListListeningTooMuch.fxp, _TextInputListeningTooMuch.fxp
>
>
> *Steps to reproduce [DropDownList]*:
> 1. Import and run the project called "_DropDownListListeningTooMuch.fxp".
> 2. Click on the dropdown and select an item.
> 3. Right click on the dropdown, which removes it from stage.
> 4. Press UP/DOWN.
> *Actual behaviour*: the dropdown's _proposedSelectedIndex keeps changing, showing the dropdown is still acting on keyboard events.
> *Desired behaviour*: once it's off stage, the dropdown should not react to keyboard - or any other - events.
> *Notes*:
> -the same behaviour can be made visible by placing a breakpoint in DropDownListBase.keyDownHandler after step 3.
> -the dropdown stops reacting to keyboard events when it's removed directly, as opposed to when its parent group is removed.
> -I noticed that UIComponent adds event listeners for KEY_DOWN, KEY_UP, FOCUS_IN and FOCUS_OUT, but never removes them. Is the expectation that components themselves will remove these listeners when they're off stage, or is it an omission?
> -It feels like this issue has memory management implications, though I'm not too sure.
> ----
> *Steps to reproduce [NumericStepper]*:
> 1. Import and run the project called "_NumericStepperListListeningTooMuch.fxp".
> 2. Click on the numeric stepper.
> 3. Right click on the numeric stepper, which removes it from stage.
> 4. Press UP/DOWN.
> *Actual behaviour*: the numeric stepper's value keeps changing, showing it's still acting on keyboard events.
> *Desired behaviour*: once it's off stage, the numeric stepper should not react to keyboard - or any other - events.
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> *Steps to reproduce [TextInput]*:
> 1. Import and run the project called "_TextInputListeningTooMuch.fxp".
> 2. Type something in the text input.
> 3. Right click on the text input, which removes it from stage.
> 4. Continue typing.
> *Actual behaviour*: the the text input's contents keep changing, showing it's still acting on keyboard events.
> *Desired behaviour*: once it's off stage, the text input should not react to keyboard - or any other - events.



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