Removing an object, removes its instances objects and events?

try this! Gamer lol!

package 
{
     import flash.display.Sprite;
     import flash.events.Event;
     import flash.events.MouseEvent;
     import flash.text.TextField;

     public class NewClass extends Sprite
     {
          private var game:Sprite;
          public function NewClass()
          {
               game = new Sprite();
               //getProperties();
               madebtn();
          }
          private function madebtn()
          {
               var btn01:Sprite =  new Sprite();
               var btn02:Sprite =  new Sprite();
               lowBtnProperties(btn01,0x0000FF,100,100,"Boton-1");
               lowBtnProperties(btn02,0x00FF00,0,100,"Boton-2");
          }
          private function lowBtnProperties(btn:Sprite,color:uint,posX:int,posY:int,txtname:String)
          {
               var texto:TextField = new TextField();
               btn.graphics.beginFill(color);
               btn.graphics.drawRect(0, 0, 100, 30);
               btn.buttonMode = true;
               btn.useHandCursor = true;
               addChild(btn);
               btn.addChild(texto);
               texto.height = 30;
               texto.width = 100;
               texto.selectable = false;
               texto.text = txtname;
               btn.x = (stage.stageWidth /2 )- posX;
               btn.y = (stage.stageHeight/2)-posY;
               btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, getActions);
          }
          private function getProperties()
          {
               game.buttonMode = true;
               game.useHandCursor = true;
               game.graphics.beginFill(0xFF0000);
               game.graphics.drawRect(0, 0, 100, 80);

               game.x = (stage.stageWidth /2 )- 50;
               game.y = (stage.stageHeight/2)-50;
               game.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, getActions);
               addChild(game);

          }
          private function getActions(e:MouseEvent)
          {
               //trace(e.target.name);
               switch (e.target.name)
               {
                    case ("instance5") :
                         getProperties();
                         trace("Assign object  properties");
                         break;
                    case ("instance6") :
                         game.removeEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, getActions);
                         trace("RemoveEventListener" + game);
                         //game = null;
                         //trace("object = null" + game);
                         break;
                    case ("instance2") :
                         trace("Object and Instance  still in memory: PosX->"+ e.target.x+" PosY->"+ e.target.y );
                         break;
               }
          }
     }

}

I thinking yes, But I'm not sure.. You can see it, with monsterdebugger... it's an air app to test your game with all objets, functions, variables, etc inside your project...in real time, so you can edit them, and try it!

http://demonsterdebugger.com/

In my opinion, when you get : game=null the object has no references, and the garbage recolector is begin to work!

But well, share your results with us! lol

Regards!