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Is there a way in Flash to forward a mouse event without prior
knowledge of what the underneath view is? When we had two overlapping
clickable views, I didn't find any good way to say "pass this mousedown
event to the next view that would of received it if I hadn't been in
the way". If that is possible, then I guess that change Henry proposed of explicit forwarding would be OK, but I think it will break a lot of apps. For example, if I want to indicate focus or selection state, I might do it using a view that is on top of all the other views, but isn't clickable. The change Henry proposed breaks this app. If easy event forwarding exists, couldn't OpenLaszlo still offer the clickable=false option and hide the forwarding from the developer? I'm thinking giving every view has handlers for all mouse events (onmousedown, onmouseup, onclick, etc.). The body of these handlers would be something like, "if not clickable, forward the event". Just my two cents. -Jason Jim Grandy wrote: Moving thread to laszlo-dev. -- Jason Stafford Principal Developer Inspiration Software, Inc. The leader in visual thinking & learning InspireData(tm), the newest innovative thinking and learning tool from Inspiration Software(r), extends the proven power of visual learning to data analysis. Learn more at www.inspiration.com. 503-297-3004 Extension 119 503-297-4676 (Fax) 9400 SW Beaverton-Hillsdale Highway Suite 300 Beaverton, OR 97005-3300 |
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