A number of instance and static event management methods of the Uize base class that were deprecated back in early June of 2009 have finally been killed.

In keeping with the policy of one year backwards compatibility transition periods, the deprecated forms of these methods were kept in place for a year and are now ready to expire. Specifically, the addEventHandler, addEventHandlers, fireEvent, removeEventHandler, and removeEventHandlers instance methods have been killed, and the Uize.addEventHandler, Uize.addEventHandlers, Uize.wire, Uize.fireEvent, Uize.removeEventHandler, and Uize.removeEventHandlers static methods have been killed.

To recap, the new mappings are as follows...

NEW MAPPINGS FOR KILLED INSTANCE METHODS

myInstance.addEventHandler      >> BECOMES >>  myInstance.wire
myInstance.addEventHandlers     >> BECOMES >>  myInstance.wire
myInstance.fireEvent            >> BECOMES >>  myInstance.fire
myInstance.removeEventHandler   >> BECOMES >>  myInstance.unwire
myInstance.removeEventHandlers  >> BECOMES >>  myInstance.unwire

NEW MAPPINGS FOR KILLED STATIC METHODS

Uize.addEventHandler      >> BECOMES >>  Uize.wire
Uize.addEventHandlers     >> BECOMES >>  Uize.wire
Uize.fireEvent            >> BECOMES >>  Uize.fire
Uize.removeEventHandler   >> BECOMES >>  Uize.unwire
Uize.removeEventHandlers  >> BECOMES >>  Uize.unwire