Destroy hook
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Blocks have a destroy
hook, which is called when they are deleted from the
workspace. This can be used to destroy any backing data models or external
resources associated with the block that are no longer needed.
JSON
{
// ...,
"extensions":["destroy"],
}
Blockly.Extensions.registerMixin('destroy', {
destroy: function() {
this.myResource.dispose();
}
});
In JSON, define a destroy
hook with a
mixin.
JavaScript
Blockly.Blocks['block_type'] = {
destroy: function() {
this.myResource.dispose();
}
}
The destroy
method is called after the block's parent has been disposed, but
before any of its children or fields have been disposed.
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Last updated 2025-04-14 UTC.
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