Larry,
I must apologize for my lack of good communication!
In the case of Pedro's bug a call to the LayerManager.addCategory() method
results in a call to the LayerManager.fireCategoryChanged() method which in
turn calls the LayerManager.fireLayerEvent() method. The
LayerManager.fireLayerEvent()
Sunburned,
It sounds like you have been studying up on the JUMP core quite a bit
lately, and have reached a pretty good understanding of how it works.
However, I'm confused about what the topic of Threads has to do with this
bug fix. Events are not Threads, as I'm sure you realize. As far as
David and Larry,
Thanks for the help. My comments are listed below.
Larry wrote: "If I understand the bug in question, it is not easy to
reproduce. It has been my experience that you can't fix bugs unless you can
reproduce them, otherwise you can't know when they are fixed. All you can
do othe
SS,
I think you've found the issue; thanks for the explanation. I wouldn't
worry about calling a listener with the event after it has been
de-registered because the event handlers are not guaranteed to be
executed in any given order.
In a perfect world (and the way most of us think about e
Hi Sunburned,
If I understand the bug in question, it is not easy to reproduce. It has
been my experience that you can't fix bugs unless you can reproduce them,
otherwise you can't know when they are fixed. All you can do otherwise is
to apply a lot of preventative measures that may improve th
