A great way to test stuff out is run examples/fwt/demo.fan and use the Events tab to try out key/mouse events
tcolarFri 1 Oct 2010
I've seen that and it works there, but it's fwt.Event, not dom.Event.
I'm talking about Event in dom (BTW, I which there weren't two classes called Event in different pods, commonly used together)
The Event obj in dom as much less infos, and I don't seem to see anyway to find which button was pressed there ... as far as I know dom / canvas etc does have that info available.
So any reason why I can't get that ? is it just not implemented yet ?
tcolar Fri 1 Oct 2010
There does not seem to be a way to determine which mouse button was pressed(Left/Right/Middle).
Am I missing something ?
Thanks.
brian Fri 1 Oct 2010
See fwt::Event.button
A great way to test stuff out is run examples/fwt/demo.fan and use the Events tab to try out key/mouse events
tcolar Fri 1 Oct 2010
I've seen that and it works there, but it's fwt.Event, not dom.Event.
I'm talking about Event in dom (BTW, I which there weren't two classes called Event in different pods, commonly used together)
The Event obj in dom as much less infos, and I don't seem to see anyway to find which button was pressed there ... as far as I know dom / canvas etc does have that info available.
So any reason why I can't get that ? is it just not implemented yet ?
Thanks.
andy Fri 1 Oct 2010
@tcolar - pushed a fix: changset
tcolar Fri 1 Oct 2010
But but don't I have to submit a JCP request first and wait 3 years ??
Thanks, another nice thing about Fantom :)