|
|
|
|
|
by martinced
4907 days ago
|
|
Multiple registration of callbacks and "too many similar events firing" (and even circular event firing : event A triggers event B, event B triggers event A) can all be solved by using event filtering no!? I'm not saying it's a good thing to work around the issue by using event filtering, but events filtering is a great technique. You can also use your event filtering to "fail fast" during development: detect a duplicated event called back? Throw an exception / make your application fail. |
|