herman wrote: > On Aug 19, 8:26 am, Boris Zbarsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> herman wrote: >>> Does mozilla generate a nsGUIEvent when I click an anchor? >> Yes. >> >>> I don't see a #define for MOUSE_CLICK. >> You aren't looking very well, then. It's right there in nsGUIEvent.h. >> >> -Boris > > Thank you Boris, > > I have 1 more question. What if I mouse click on top of Mozilla flash > plugin (on linux)? > Will Mozilla generate a MOUSE_CLICK event and pass it to the flash > plugin? If yes, can you please tell me where should i look for the > code which passes the mouse click event to the flash plugin? > > Thank you. > nsEventStateManager creates NS_MOUSE_CLICK after NS_MOUSE_UP is handled. To see how plugins get events, look at nsPluginInstanceOwner::ProcessEvent and some other methods in nsObjectFrame.
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