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[Guest-xtzkkzfpij]

I am trying to use the state manager object in my project, but I notice an unexpected behavior.

First of all, this is my code:
In my sessionConnectedHandler, I have this:
stateManager = session.getStateManager();
stateManager.addEventListener("changed:foo", testStateManagerHandler);

I have another function that does:
stateManager.set("foo", "bar");

And finally:
function testStateManagerHandler(event){
alert("success");
}


The behavior that I'm experiencing is that the testStateManagerHandler is called when I am adding the event listener to the state manager in the sessionConnectedHandler, before I even get to set the new state.

Any thoughts on this? I appreciate your help.

[jtsai]

The handler is called when you first add the event listener for "foo" in order to get the state of the key "foo". This is so you know the initial value of "foo" (in case someone else has set a value for it before you joined)

John

[Guest-xtzkkzfpij]

It makes sense. Thank you