cpr.events.CMouseEvent

eventPhase constant. At this stage, a registered event listener is called at this time.

eventPhase constant. This event propagates the ancestors of the target in reverse order, in reverse order, starting from the parent and eventually reaching the contained Window.

eventPhase constant. The event is propagated through the ancestor objects of the target. This process begins with a window, a document, an HTMLHtmlElement, and so on until it reaches the parent of the object.

Commits on Mar 29, 2018

Retrieves a Boolean value that indicates whether the left or right Alt key was pressed when the event occurred.

Indicates whether the specified event is bubbled through the DOM.

Returns the value of the button that triggered the event when the mouse was pressed.
left = 0, wheel or middle = 1, right = 2, browserback button = 3, browserforward button = 4

Returns whether the mouse or other input device has pressed a button when the event is triggered. no button = 0, left = 1, right = 2, middel or wheel = 4, browser back button = 8, browser forward button = 16

The logging alias for the stopPropagation () method.

The logging alias for the stopPropagation () method.

Indicates whether the event is cancelable.

Returns the horizontal coordinate of the point at which the event occurred within the application client area (as opposed to the coordinate within the page).

Returns the vertical coordinate at which the event occurred in the client area of ​​the application (as opposed to the coordinates within the page).

It is a properties provided in Poste, Copy, Cut. Other events return null.

Indicates whether the event propagated across the Shadow DOM area and the standard DOM area.

The contents passed to the control are passed in various types.

Returns the control that dispatched the current event.

Returns the participation constraint information in the container to which the control that dispatched the current event belongs.

Returns a Boolean indicating if the control key is pressed (true) or not (false).

Identifies the current target of the event as it passes through the DOM.

For the textInput event, returns the message content of the typed character or onmessage event.

Maintains the data of the drag operation as a DataTransfer object.

Returns a Boolean indicating if the preventDefault () method has been called on the event.

Returns an integer value specifying additional information about the event.

Indicates the stage of the event flow currently being evaluated.

Obtains whether other listeners have been blocked from being called on the same event.

Input Event Returns the inputType supported by Level2.

For the textInput event, returns whether the characters entered are combinatorial.

A value that is true if it was generated by a user action, false if the script is written or modified, or passed through dispatchEvent.

Returns whether this is a wrapper.

Returns a Boolean indicating whether the meta key was pressed (true) or not (false) when the event occurred.

Provides the X coordinate of the mouse pointer between this event and the previous mousemove event.

Provides the Y coordinate of the mouse pointer between this event and the previous mousemove event.

Provides an offset in the X coordinate of the mouse pointer between the event and the padding edge of the target node.

Provides an offset in the Y coordinate of the mouse pointer between the event and the padding edge of the target node.

Returns the side information of the CEvent object.

Returns the X (horizontal) coordinates of the event pixel relative to the entire document.

Returns Y (vertical) coordinates, in pixels, of the event relative to the entire document.

Obtains whether the event has been blocked from propagating.

The secondary target for the event, if any.

The child control on which the event is fired returns its associated side information within the parent control to which it belongs.

Indicates whether the default behavior of the event has been prevented.

Sets whether the default behavior of the event is prevented.
By default, this is set to true to allow default behavior.
If this property is set to false, the default action is prohibited.

A Boolean value that indicates whether an event can bubble at the border between the Shadow DOM and the normal DOM.

Provides the horizontal coordinate (offset) of the mouse pointer in global (screen) coordinates.

Provides the ordinate (offset) of the full coordinate (screen) coordinates of the mouse pointer.

Indicates whether the shift key was pressed (true) or false (false) when the event occurred.

Exclusive alias for the standard Event.target property.
Applies only to earlier versions of Microsoft Internet Explorer.

A reference to the object that dispatched the event.
It differs from event.currentTarget when an event handler is called in the bubbling or capture phase of an event.

Returns the control that raised the first event.

Returns the associated object of the control where the first event occurred. If a control has a child object, such as a Grid, the child object's information will be returned when the event occurs on the child object. The returned object may or may not be present, depending on the event firing control.

Returns the time at which the event occurred based on ms (milliseconds).

Returns a string that contains the event type.
It is set when an event is generated and is a commonly used name to refer to a specific event.

Specifies or gets a custom data object.

Returns a reference to the AbstractView object where the event occurred.

Represents the button that triggered the event when the mouse was pressed.
no button = 0, left button = 1, middle button = 2, right button = 3

An alias for the clientX property of MouseEvent.

An alias for the clientY property of MouseEvent.