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Track total number of display objects, event handlers, and other tools for spotting memory leaks.
Hello,
Just started using MonsterDebugger today, and it is just great! I have three requests:
1. Would it be possible to track the total number of display objects (either visible or not) over time, like on the bottom chart?
2. Same goes for total number of event listeners.
3. Also, the addition of any other tools for identifying memory links would be good, too!
Thanks!
Just started using MonsterDebugger today, and it is just great! I have three requests:
1. Would it be possible to track the total number of display objects (either visible or not) over time, like on the bottom chart?
2. Same goes for total number of event listeners.
3. Also, the addition of any other tools for identifying memory links would be good, too!
Thanks!
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Inappropriate?Hi Mike,
I have to disappoint you... But I’ll give you an explanation.
De MonsterDebugger client class is just like any other AS3 class in your project. And due to the Actionscript language concept our client class can't "see" all properties of another class (for instance; we can't see private properties or functions of another class). I believe - and correct me if I’m wrong - there is no way to see the total amount of event listeners attached to a certain class? Same goes for DisplayObjects. If the reference to a DisplayObject is saved in a private variable, the other classes can't "see" it.
But... If we find a solution for that problem, these requests are at the top of my wish list, right next to breakpoints ;-)
Cheers,
Ferdi Koomen
Lead Developer @ De Monsters
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