On 5 mai, 08:30, Ed <[email protected]> wrote:
> And another thing:
>
> How do I change the source object that is contained in the event (like
> using a proxy object)?
This one's easy, so I'll answer; I'll let the GWT team answer you
other concerns ;-)
> I mean: the source object is determined when the HandleManager is
> created and can't be changed anymore.
> In my current gwt 1.5 code I changed this source such that it matched
> the expectations of the user receiving the event.
> Now, this isn't possible anymore...
Use Widget::fireEvent(GwtEvent<?>), it'll "re-fire" an event with the
source adjusted to be the widget used.
You can also use Widget::delegateEvent(Widget,GwtEvent<?>) which just
calls fireEvent on the target Widget.
> Hmmmm, what are the advantages of the new event model?
It doesn't sink events that you're not interested in (think
KeyboardListener and MouseListener), which makes your app a bit more
reactive.
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