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# haxe-ui
  • a
    what triggers it to be called?
  • b
    well, haxeui doesnt call it in a loop either... it gets called when something scrolls
  • a
    so it thinks my scrollbar is constantly scrolling? 🤔
  • b
    possibly / probably... all i can tell you is its not "core" behaviour... i cant tell you why your backend is doing what its doing
  • b
    are you sure you have screen events working properly? Maybe the scrollview thinks you are constantly dragging or something
  • a
    i thought about that, but the scrollbar would follow my mouse even when i let go of down no?
  • b
    well, i believed you 🙂 Im simply saying its not behaviour of core, and other backends dont do it, so... ... it must be your backend 🙂
  • b
  • b
    I got @-ted but it was all a mistake
  • b
    PSA: I am not in fact @ambitious-knife-25690
  • b
    if it does, put a counter in there and throw an exception at say... 1000 and see what the stack is...
  • b
    ... !!Billy... so Billy 😄
  • a
    the truth is out!
  • b
    my surname is BĂ­lĂ˝ which often gets mistaken for Billy indeed
  • b
    what a coincidence
  • b
    oh man, the plot thickens.... 😮
  • b
    what happens if you put a button / component on your app (not in a scrollview) and set "draggable = true"... this should let you know if your event mapping is off as it uses all the same calls as scrollview dragging (im fairly sure)
  • a
    the stack
  • b
    ok, maybe not that helpful, could just mean that its constantly thinking its scrolling...
  • b
  • b
    does this test app function as you would expect?
  • b
    does your app (with scrollviews) start off tracing constantly, or only after you have interacted with it?
  • b
    also, your calllater might be wrong... that could also be where your leak is coming from... what does it look like?
  • b
    seems fine
  • a
    button drags fine which is nice to see 😄
  • a
    Copy code
    hx
import ceramic.App;
class CallLaterImpl {
    public function new(fn:Void->Void) {
        App.app.onPostUpdate(null, (_) -> {
            fn();
        });
    }
}
  • b
    is that going to add a listener each time?
  • a
    oh, shit i think it will 😄
  • b
    ie, you want that to fire once, and then never again
  • a
    oncePostUpdate* 😄
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