What view events are triggered when a view is removed from a region?

Question

I am currently using Marionette 2.4.1.

Within view A, if I remove view B from the region belonging to view A, what events are triggered on view B on emptying the region?

I know on view B, onDestroy and onBeforeDestroy are invoked however I am wondering what events are triggered if that region includes {preventDestroy: true}? If I use that, onDestroy and onBeforeDestroy are not called but I can't figure out what event is triggered on view B. It seems like there are none.

Answer 1

Let's say your LayoutView is called view A, it has a region. In that region an ItemView called B is shown. When A empties it's region, events will be fired on view B (before:destroy and destroy) - this happens regardless if view B was shown in it's region with preventDestroy: true or without.

preventDestroy: true is used when you want to show one view in a region, then another in the same region without destroying the previous view. So, in this example:

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1. Show view B in a region.
2. Show (without preventDestroy) a new view (C) in the same region - will cause view B to be destroyed and to fire destroy events.

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1. Show view B in a region.
2. Show (using preventDestroy) a new view (C) in the same region - will not cause view B to be destroyed, thus no destroy events will be fired.

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Edit

In the first case, these events are fired on the views:

::: B :::  before:destroy
::: B :::  destroy
::: C :::  before:render
::: A :::  childview:before:render
::: C :::  render
::: A :::  childview:render
::: C :::  before:show
::: A :::  childview:before:show
::: C :::  before:attach
::: A :::  childview:before:attach
::: C :::  attach
::: A :::  childview:attach
::: C :::  dom:refresh
::: A :::  childview:dom:refresh
::: C :::  show
::: A :::  childview:show

In the second case, these events are fired on the views:

::: C :::  before:render
::: A :::  childview:before:render
::: C :::  render
::: A :::  childview:render
::: C :::  before:show
::: A :::  childview:before:show
::: C :::  before:attach
::: A :::  childview:before:attach
::: C :::  attach
::: A :::  childview:attach
::: C :::  dom:refresh
::: A :::  childview:dom:refresh
::: C :::  show
::: A :::  childview:show

Note that in the last case, view B doesn't fire destroy events, and no other events either.