evt.detach(ctx?)

Similar to EventEmitter.prototype.removeListener()

Detach all handlers from the Evt or all Evt's handler that are bound to a given context.

The prefered way of detaching handler in TS-EVT is via Ctx<T> .

Calling this method without passing a context argument is almost never a good idea. An Evt instance should be sharable by modules that are isolated one another. If a module take the liberty to call evt.detach() it can brek the code elswhere.

To chery pick the handlers to detach use evt.getHandlers() or ctx.getHandlers()``

Returns

Handler<T,any>[] array of Handler that have been detached.

Parameters

ctx?: Ctx If Ctx is provided only Handler bound to the given context will be removed.

Examples

To detach all handlers at once:

const evtText = new Evt<string>();
//detach with no argument will detach all handlers (attach, attachOnce, waitFor... )
evtText.detach();

Using a context argument

import { Evt } from "evt";

const evtText = new Evt<string>();

evtText.attachOnce(text=> console.log(`Hello ${text}`));

const ctx = Evt.newCtx();

evtText.attach(
    ctx,
    _text => console.assert(false,"never")
);

evtText.attachOnce(
    ctx,
    _text => console.assert(false,"never")
);

evtText.detach(ctx);

//"Hello World" will be printed
evtText.post("World");

Run the example