You're probably spot on. I don't have the event phase experience I should.
My assumption though is that even the custom events are going to wrap the
default ones and some how it has to be broadcast when container is rolled
off. I know neither of us likely have the time to build a demo but you
should happen to I'd like to see how it works.

On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 11:46 AM, Merrill, Jason <
jason.merr...@bankofamerica.com> wrote:

> >> Good suggestion Jason, but the issue is that when he rolls over a shape,
> its
> >>going to broadcast mouse out for the container. The custom event idea
> would
> >>still work if the custom shape events conditionally broadcast a
> >>container_mouse_out event based on a hit test.
>
> But what I am saying is that doesn't matter - he's going to instead (if he
> tries my idea) completely get rid of his listeners for mouse overs of these
> containers and children, and listen for custom events that bubble up
> instead.  The dispatching will be done inside the children's and container's
> own class definition, triggered by mouse over event, but within the class -
> this will trigger the custom event to bubble.  At that point, who cares if
> the off-the-shelf mouseover events bubble, he wouldn't be listening for
> those anyway, only within the individual child classes in order to dispatch
> the custom events.  Make sense?  That said, I could have a gaping hole in
> this idea I'm not seeing at the moment...
>
>
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