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This would only allow you to listen for events on a single object, and this is the simplest thing
that could possibly work. I think I will go with this implementation first, and later refactor if needed.
Number 2 has the benefit of making it easier to implement #24, as well.
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Screw it. This issue’s been around for ages and appears to not have been needed. Most of the loading is done with polling (there’s a place to fix the API). At best case, #26 is pretty much the solution to this one as well.
Possible solutions:
Pass a Hash<Object,Event> (would allow one to listen for events on multiple objects):
Would be useful waiting for multiple tracks to load, for example (?). But… YAGNI?
Allow passing the object to listen to as the first parameter:
This would only allow you to listen for events on a single object, and this is the simplest thing
that could possibly work. I think I will go with this implementation first, and later refactor if needed.
Number 2 has the benefit of making it easier to implement #24, as well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: