>Its intended so that if multiple people call disable() or enable() that it
>will only dispatch events if the net result gets back to 0.
>So, if two listeners disable() and one says enable() it shouldn't dispatch
>again until the last one says enable()
On a side note, I also see these methods ca
Gary,
Its intended so that if multiple people call disable() or enable() that it will
only dispatch events if the net result gets back to 0.
So, if two listeners disable() and one says enable() it shouldn't dispatch
again until the last one says enable()
Mike
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