Reputation: 1
I'm encountering an issue with event listeners in JointJS within a Vue.js application.
The problem arises when using a double-click event listener (cell:pointerdblclick
) within a method called initializeGraph
, which I call each time there's a change in the configuration.
Here's the setup:
methods: {
initializeGraph () {
// Graph initialization...
// Adding the double-click event listener
this.paper.on("cell:pointerdblclick", async (cellView) => {
// Double-click event handling logic here...
});
}
}
The issue is that each time I call initializeGraph()
, a new instance of the double-click event listener is added. Consequently, when I double-click an element, the event fires multiple times, depending on the number of times initializeGraph()
has been called.
I need a solution that prevents the event listener from incrementing with each call to initializeGraph()
and ensures that the double-click event triggers only once regardless of how many times the method has been invoked.
I attempted a solution that involved setting a boolean flag (doubleClickHandlerAttached
) to track whether the event listener is already attached. However, this approach leads to another issue.
data() {
return {
doubleClickHandlerAttached: false, // Attempted solution
// Other data properties...
};
},
methods: {
initializeGraph() {
// Graph initialization...
if (!this.doubleClickHandlerAttached) {
// Adding the double-click event listener
this.paper.on("cell:pointerdblclick", async (cellView) => {
// Double-click event handling logic here...
// Ensuring the event fires only once
this.doubleClickHandlerAttached = true;
});
}
}
}
When adding a new element to the graph and subsequently calling initializeGraph
, the double-click event does not work because the event listener is disabled due to the doubleClickHandlerAttached
variable being set to true
.
I'm looking for guidance on how to maintain the functionality of the double-click event listener while preventing it from being duplicated and ensuring it triggers only once per element, regardless of the number of times initializeGraph
is called after a graph update.
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