Issue 28 in project dongle
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New issue report by zach.anker:
When a Dongle instance is deactivated it's passing the old instance as
self which isn't registered with lookup, so when we try to
call :UnregisterAllEvents() it's throwing the "must call from Dongle obj".
I'm not exactly sure how everything works so it's a bit of guesswork by
looking at the code, but if you change Deactivate to
local function Deactivate(self, new)
for key, val in pairs( lookup ) do
if( type( key ) == "string" ) then
self.UnregisterAllEvents( key );
lookup[ key ] = nil
end
end
end
It'll unregister all of the events of the registered modules, which is
what the goal is I think?
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Comment #1 by zach.anker:
Of the registered modules of that Dongle instance, typo'ed
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Comment #2 by jnwhiteh:
The thing is, the old instance should still be in the lookup table at that point,
which is why the logic is written as is. I'll continue to invertigate.