MouseEvents or TouchEvents?
Hey,.
I just wanted to ask if you have used MouseEvents or TouchEvents.
I used MouseEvents for my application I need a single touch point, Multitouch will be added later.
He worked in the Simulator, I hope this works on the real device, but as far as I know the first TouchEvent also generates a MouseEvent.
Hello
on a mobile device, when you tap on the screen, you will receive two MouseEvents and TouchEvents for backward compatibility (using MouseEvents applications in their code). If you start coding, you always have the choice, you must use the TouchEvents instead of MouseEvents.
Be careful with the. MOVE those who can carry a lot of overhead and spread too many times. Best thing to do is an event. ENTER_FRAME event listener and check the stage.mouseX / stage.mouseY properties. It's the thing more optimized to mobile for MOTION events.
Tags: BlackBerry Developers
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Where do the lot of MouseEvents come from?
Hi all,
I have a simple MousEventhandler, which is just supposed to listen if the mouse is pressed and released.
I'm events gainig more the waiting... Happen how and which can reduce them?
Here is the Manager and his registratin I'll stat-routine
EventHandler < MouseEvent > mouseEvtHandler = new EventHandler < MouseEvent >)
{
private m_startPoint Point2D = null;
@Override
public void handle (MouseEvent evt)
{
System.out.println("evt:"+evt);
If (m_startPoint == null & & evt.isPrimaryButtonDown ())
{
m_startPoint = new Point2D (evt.getScreenX (), evt.getScreenY ());
System.out.println ("mouse down!" (+ m_startPoint);
}
ElseIf (m_startPoint! = null & &! evt.isPrimaryButtonDown ())
{
root.setTranslateX (m_startPoint.getX ())
m_startPoint = null;
System.out.println ("mouse released!" (+ m_startPoint);
}
on the other
{
System.out.println ("mouse event does!");
}
}
};
stage.addEventHandler (MouseEvent.MOUSE_PRESSED, mouseEvtHandler);
stage.addEventHandler (MouseEvent.MOUSE_RELEASED, mouseEvtHandler);
Here is the result
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_PRESSED, consumed eventType = false, 310.0 = x, y = 50.0, button = PRIMARY, primaryButtonDown]
Mouse down! Point2D [x = 950,0, y = 274,0]
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
evt:MouseEvent [source = javafx.stage.Stage@24024c39 target = javafx.scene.Scene@12da44a7, = MOUSE_RELEASED, consumed eventType = false, x = 305,0, y = 195,0, button = PRIMARY]
Mouse exit! null
Thanks for the advice in advance
Malta
This really looks like a bug. I did a quick test and not a not reproduce. Could you please fill out a bug in https://javafx-jira.kenai.com/ ? Please do not forget to specify the version of FX and operating system you are using.
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I am trying to build a mapping application and data running on the issues of the event presented with DND. I would like to draw a line "stretching" between "ports". When the target port, I would like to drop some info on it. The commented code below (with the _port.setOnDragDetected method) is the stretch described (ports are expanded to the demonstration). If this block of code is uncommented, the drop works as I need to, but events are delivered to the linework. Problem is that I need two.
This is the problem that is described here: http://javafx-jira.kenai.com/browse/RT-16916?public class DataXferView extends Application { private Line connection; private Group root; private HashMap<String, Color> colorMap; private void init(Stage primaryStage) { colorMap = new HashMap<String, Color>(); colorMap.put("1", Color.LIGHTBLUE); colorMap.put("2", Color.ORANGE); root = new Group(); primaryStage.setScene(new Scene(root, 400, 300)); Group outPort1 = createOutPort(50.0, 50.0, "1"); Group outPort2 = createOutPort(50.0, 125.0, "2"); Group inPort = createInPort(250.0, 75.0); root.getChildren().add(inPort); root.getChildren().add(outPort1); root.getChildren().add(outPort2); } private Group createOutPort(double _topLeftX, double _topLeftY, String _portId) { Group outPortBox = new Group(); Rectangle borderBox = RectangleBuilder.create().x(_topLeftX).y(_topLeftY) .width(100).height(40).fill(Color.WHITE).stroke(Color.BLACK).build(); Circle port = CircleBuilder.create().centerX(_topLeftX + 80) .centerY(_topLeftY + 20).radius(10.0f) .fill(colorMap.get(_portId)).stroke(Color.DARKGREY).build(); port.setUserData(_portId); setOutPortEvents(port); outPortBox.getChildren().addAll(borderBox, port); return outPortBox; } private void setOutPortEvents(final Circle _port) { _port.setOnMousePressed(new EventHandler<MouseEvent>() { @Override public void handle(MouseEvent me) { connection = LineBuilder.create().stroke(_port.getFill()).strokeWidth(2.0) .startX(_port.getCenterX()).startY(_port.getCenterY()) .endX(_port.getCenterX()).endY(_port.getCenterY()).build(); root.getChildren().add(connection); } }); _port.setOnMouseDragged(new EventHandler<MouseEvent>() { @Override public void handle(MouseEvent me) { connection.setEndX(me.getSceneX()); connection.setEndY(me.getSceneY()); } }); // _port.setOnDragDetected(new EventHandler<MouseEvent>() { // // @Override // public void handle(MouseEvent me) { // Dragboard db = _port.startDragAndDrop(TransferMode.ANY); // // Put a string on a dragboard // ClipboardContent content = new ClipboardContent(); // content.putString((String)_port.getUserData()); // db.setContent(content); // } // }); } private Group createInPort(double _topLeftX, double _topLeftY) { Group inPortBox = new Group(); Rectangle borderBox = RectangleBuilder.create().x(_topLeftX).y(_topLeftY) .width(100).height(40).fill(Color.WHITE).stroke(Color.BLACK).build(); Circle port = CircleBuilder.create().centerX(_topLeftX + 20).centerY(_topLeftY + 20) .radius(10.0f).fill(Color.WHITE).stroke(Color.DARKGREY).build(); setInPortEvents(port); inPortBox.getChildren().addAll(borderBox, port); return inPortBox; } private void setInPortEvents(final Circle _port) { _port.setOnDragOver(new EventHandler<DragEvent>() { @Override public void handle(DragEvent event) { if (event.getGestureSource() != _port && event.getDragboard().hasString()) { event.acceptTransferModes(TransferMode.ANY); } event.consume(); } }); _port.setOnDragEntered(new EventHandler<DragEvent>() { @Override public void handle(DragEvent event) { if (event.getGestureSource() != _port && event.getDragboard().hasString()) { _port.setStroke(Color.RED); } event.consume(); } }); _port.setOnDragExited(new EventHandler<DragEvent>() { @Override public void handle(DragEvent event) { _port.setStroke(Color.DARKGREY); event.consume(); } }); _port.setOnDragDropped(new EventHandler<DragEvent>() { @Override public void handle(DragEvent event) { Dragboard db = event.getDragboard(); boolean success = false; if (db.hasString()) { _port.setFill(colorMap.get(db.getString())); success = true; } event.setDropCompleted(success); event.consume(); } }); } @Override public void start(Stage primaryStage) throws Exception { init(primaryStage); primaryStage.show(); } public static void main(String[] args) { launch(args); } }
And the solution will be included in the final version of 2.1 (I am current using 2.1 b07)?
Workaround advice are appreciated. Thank you.The attached code contains the following changes:
-the block of initialization of the DND is no comment
-the MouseDragged Manager is removed, instead, the DragOver filter is added to the stage
-the line is marked mouseTransparent, otherwise he keeps eating the DragOver events that we want to be delivered to the port targetHe deserves a little more work, for example, it allows a transfer of data between applications, but not for the lines between applications, but the basic idea should be clear.
public class DataXferView extends Application { private Line connection; private Group root; private HashMap() { @Override public void handle(DragEvent me) { if (me.getGestureSource() != null) { connection.setEndX(me.getSceneX()); connection.setEndY(me.getSceneY()); } } }); Group outPort1 = createOutPort(50.0, 50.0, "1"); Group outPort2 = createOutPort(50.0, 125.0, "2"); Group inPort = createInPort(250.0, 75.0); root.getChildren().add(inPort); root.getChildren().add(outPort1); root.getChildren().add(outPort2); } private Group createOutPort(double _topLeftX, double _topLeftY, String _portId) { Group outPortBox = new Group(); Rectangle borderBox = RectangleBuilder.create().x(_topLeftX).y(_topLeftY) .width(100).height(40).fill(Color.WHITE).stroke(Color.BLACK).build(); Circle port = CircleBuilder.create().centerX(_topLeftX + 80) .centerY(_topLeftY + 20).radius(10.0f) .fill(colorMap.get(_portId)).stroke(Color.DARKGREY).build(); port.setUserData(_portId); setOutPortEvents(port); outPortBox.getChildren().addAll(borderBox, port); return outPortBox; } private void setOutPortEvents(final Circle _port) { _port.setOnMousePressed(new EventHandler () { @Override public void handle(MouseEvent me) { connection = LineBuilder.create().stroke(_port.getFill()).strokeWidth(2.0) .startX(_port.getCenterX()).startY(_port.getCenterY()) .endX(_port.getCenterX()).endY(_port.getCenterY()).build(); connection.setMouseTransparent(true); root.getChildren().add(connection); } }); _port.setOnDragDetected(new EventHandler () { @Override public void handle(MouseEvent me) { Dragboard db = _port.startDragAndDrop(TransferMode.ANY); // Put a string on a dragboard ClipboardContent content = new ClipboardContent(); content.putString((String)_port.getUserData()); db.setContent(content); } }); } private Group createInPort(double _topLeftX, double _topLeftY) { Group inPortBox = new Group(); Rectangle borderBox = RectangleBuilder.create().x(_topLeftX).y(_topLeftY) .width(100).height(40).fill(Color.WHITE).stroke(Color.BLACK).build(); Circle port = CircleBuilder.create().centerX(_topLeftX + 20).centerY(_topLeftY + 20) .radius(10.0f).fill(Color.WHITE).stroke(Color.DARKGREY).build(); setInPortEvents(port); inPortBox.getChildren().addAll(borderBox, port); return inPortBox; } private void setInPortEvents(final Circle _port) { _port.setOnDragOver(new EventHandler () { @Override public void handle(DragEvent event) { if (event.getGestureSource() != _port && event.getDragboard().hasString()) { event.acceptTransferModes(TransferMode.ANY); } event.consume(); } }); _port.setOnDragEntered(new EventHandler () { @Override public void handle(DragEvent event) { if (event.getGestureSource() != _port && event.getDragboard().hasString()) { _port.setStroke(Color.RED); } event.consume(); } }); _port.setOnDragExited(new EventHandler () { @Override public void handle(DragEvent event) { _port.setStroke(Color.DARKGREY); event.consume(); } }); _port.setOnDragDropped(new EventHandler () { @Override public void handle(DragEvent event) { Dragboard db = event.getDragboard(); boolean success = false; if (db.hasString()) { _port.setFill(colorMap.get(db.getString())); success = true; } event.setDropCompleted(success); event.consume(); } }); } @Override public void start(Stage primaryStage) throws Exception { init(primaryStage); primaryStage.show(); } public static void main(String[] args) { launch(args); } } -
Hello everyone,
I'm fairly new to AS3 and I have 2 questions on an animation that I am putting together. So far, I've been able to do Flash and stop the animation at the end I made a button background so when you press it, it will blink again. I used the mouse click event handlers event code snippets, and I can't understand the code to replace the trace event. Code is below:
Stop();
startButton.addEventListener (MouseEvent.CLICK, fl_MouseClickHandler_2);
function fl_MouseClickHandler_2 (event: MouseEvent): void
{
trace ("clicked mouse")
}
The question I have is how the animation code so that the eyes can follow where the mouse is. Is it even possible with AS3 or do I need to learn another form of code to do this?
I appreciate any and all help that you can give me as well as more resources for learning easy in Flash CS5 and AS3. Currently, I am unable to view the videos online, so written tutorials are a great help for me.
Once again, thank you and have a wonderufl day.Select this path (...) and start typing your code.
Use google to search for an eye-track tutorial.
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Can someone explain the different TouchEvents for me?
I looked through the documentation from Adobe and google it, but I guess it's something that is so easy, that person has decided that it should be put on the internet.
TOUCH_BEGIN and TOUCH_END TOUCH_MOVE are basically self-explanatory, and I think I understand why you want TOUCH_TAP TOUCH_BEGIN and TOUCH_END vs places in others, but these four really confuse me:
TOUCH_ROLL_OUT
TOUCH_OUT
TOUCH_ROLL_OVER
TOUCH_OVER
What are the differences between these? What are the types of events he listen to each for?Thank you!
the info is in the help documentation, but there is so much info is not always easy to find.
full explanations usually appears with the base class to implement the search method, property, or event. in this case, check under interactive object. for example:
touchBegin
Event Object event Type:
flash.events.TouchEventproperty TouchEvent.type =
flash.events.TouchEvent.TOUCH_BEGINLanguage version: ActionScript 3.0 Versions of the Runtime: Flash Player 10.1, AIR 2, Flash Lite 4 Sent when the user first touches a touch device (which touches a finger to a mobile phone or tablet with a touch screen). Some devices may also interpret this contact as a
mouseDownevent.Specifically, if a user touches a finger on a touch screen, the InteractiveObject instance can send a
mouseDownevent ortouchBeginevent, or both if the economic situation allows. Choose how you want to handle the user interaction. The flash.ui.Multitouch class to manage touch events (event management enable touch gesture, management point touch simple events or disable touch events only mouse events are dispatched). If you choose to handle themouseDownevent, then the same event handler will run on a touch device and a mouse device activated. However, if you choose to handle thetouchBeginevent, you can design your event handler to respond to the specific needs of a touch environment and provide users with a richer touch. You can also manage the two events, separately, to provide a different answer to a key as a mouse event event.Note: See the Multitouch class for compatibility on environmental information.
Sets the value of the
typeproperty of aTOUCH_BEGINtouch event object.The send TouchEvent object has the following properties:
etc.
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How can I prevent children from shrink to infinitesimal values on MouseEvents?
Hello.
I have the following code:
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
property of square_mc.y edited by kglad AND NedMurphy both
but kglad introduced the variable yGap, allowing
space between user-defined video clips. This solved my
problem of spacing evenly distributed between video clips
all the other code I generated either my own previous
or to think of the solution and work files
at his home.
import flash.display.MovieClip;
import flash.events.Event;
import flash.events.MouseEvent;
var nextY: Number = 0;
var yGap:int = 2;
var container: MovieClip = new MovieClip();
var containerBig:MovieClip = new MovieClip();
containerBig.x = 50;
containerBig.y = 50;
containerBig.scaleX = 1;
containerBig.scaleY = 1;
addChild (container);
addChild (containerBig);
stage.addEventListener (Event.ENTER_FRAME, myFunc);
/ * var imageHolder_mc:MovieClip = new MovieClip();
imageHolder_mc.graphics.beginFill (0 x 888888);
imageHolder_mc.graphics.lineTo (300,0);
imageHolder_mc.graphics.lineTo (300,200);
imageHolder_mc.graphics.lineTo (0.200);
imageHolder_mc.graphics.lineTo (0,0);
*/
var myFrames:Array = new Array();
for (var i: int = 0; i < 12; i ++) {}
myFrames.push ("my_" + i + "_mc");
trace (myFrames + "myFrames");
var square_mc:MovieClip = new MovieClip();
square_mc. Graphics.beginFill (0xFF0000);
square_mc. Graphics.LineTo (200.0);
square_mc. Graphics.LineTo (200,200);
square_mc. Graphics.LineTo (0.200);
square_mc. Graphics.LineTo (0,0);
container.addChild (square_mc);
square_mc. Name = "My_" + i + "_mc";
trace (square_mc. (Name)
square_mc.addEventListener (MouseEvent.MOUSE_OVER, myFunc2);
square_mc.addEventListener (MouseEvent.MOUSE_OUT, myFunc3);
square_mc. ScaleX=.25+(.13*Math.Sin(i/Math.pi)) * mouseY *. 005;
square_mc. ScaleX =. 25;
square_mc. ScaleY = square_mc. ScaleX;
square_mc.Alpha = i *. 1 +. 3;
square_mc.y is nextY + MouseY *(-1);.
nextY += square_mc.height + yGap;
}
function myFunc(e:Event):void {}
Container.y =-1 * mouseY + stage.height;
trace (container.y + "containerY");
}
function myFunc2(e:MouseEvent):void {}
e.target.scaleX * = 1.2;
trace (stage.height + "stageHeight");
e.target.addEventListener (MouseEvent.MOUSE_DOWN, myFunc4);
e.target.mouseChildren = false;
}
function myFunc3(e:MouseEvent):void {}
e.target.scaleX/=1.2;
e.target.removeEventListener (MouseEvent.MOUSE_OVER, myFunc2);
}
Add ImageHolder_mc MovieClip library and go to section
coinciding with the value of table looping for...
var imageHolder_mc:ImageHolder_mc = new ImageHolder_mc();
function myFunc4(e:MouseEvent):void {}
containerBig.addChild (imageHolder_mc);
for (var j: int = 0; j < 12; j ++) {}
{if(e.target.name=="my_"+j+"_mc")}
imageHolder_mc.gotoAndStop (j);
}
}
trace (e.target.y + "e.target.y");
}
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
You can solve the problem by adding a frame 12 MovieClip in your library when you test this code and give the name that I've referenced above in bold.
This means that anyone who has the time to help me.
The problem I am facing with is not with the content of the Clip, loading (although I could encounter problems with it later when I try to load dynamic SWF files) because as for now I have just placeholders on images.
I want to know is why my red squares on the left navigation keep getting smaller, as I repeat the MouseOver and mouseout/mouseouthandler() events. It does not appear that these squares follow the logic of the code the way I wrote it. The code generated from a previous post with the help of contributors.
Now, I again met a light barrier with the mathematics of coding correctly. Initially when I tested the code it worked fine without any current "shrinkage". However, now with more code added the red navigation square do not bounce back to their original countries, they just keep getting smaller.
Can someone help me with this?
Thanking you in advance,
-markerline
import flash.display.MovieClip;
import flash.events.Event;
import flash.events.MouseEvent;
var alreadyExecuted:Boolean;
{if(!alreadyExecuted)}
alreadyExecuted = true;
var nextY: Number = 0;
var yGap:int = 2;
var container: MovieClip = new MovieClip();
var containerBig:MovieClip = new MovieClip();
containerBig.x = 50;
containerBig.y = 50;
containerBig.scaleX = 1;
containerBig.scaleY = 1;
addChild (container);
addChild (containerBig);
stage.addEventListener (Event.ENTER_FRAME, myFunc);
/ * var imageHolder_mc:MovieClip = new MovieClip();
imageHolder_mc.graphics.beginFill (0 x 888888);
imageHolder_mc.graphics.lineTo (300,0);
imageHolder_mc.graphics.lineTo (300,200);
imageHolder_mc.graphics.lineTo (0.200);
imageHolder_mc.graphics.lineTo (0,0);
*/
var myFrames:Array = new Array();
for (var i: int = 0; i<12;>
myFrames.push ("my_" + i + "_mc");
trace (myFrames + "myFrames");
var square_mc:MovieClip = new MovieClip();
square_mc. Graphics.beginFill (0xFF0000);
square_mc. Graphics.LineTo (200.0);
square_mc. Graphics.LineTo (200,200);
square_mc. Graphics.LineTo (0.200);
square_mc. Graphics.LineTo (0,0);
container.addChild (square_mc);
square_mc. Name = "My_" + i + "_mc";
trace (square_mc. (Name)
square_mc.addEventListener (MouseEvent.MOUSE_OVER, myFunc2);
square_mc.addEventListener (MouseEvent.MOUSE_OUT, myFunc3);
square_mc. ScaleX=.25+(.13*Math.Sin(i/Math.pi)) * mouseY *. 005;
square_mc. ScaleX =. 25;
square_mc. ScaleY = square_mc. ScaleX;
square_mc.Alpha = i *. 1 +. 3;
square_mc.y is nextY + MouseY *(-1);.
nextY += square_mc.height + yGap;
}
function myFunc(e:Event):void {}
Container.y =-1 * mouseY + stage.height;
trace (container.y + "containerY");
}
function myFunc2(e:MouseEvent):void {}
e.target.scaleX * = 1.2;
trace (stage.height + "stageHeight");
e.target.addEventListener (MouseEvent.MOUSE_DOWN, myFunc4);
e.target.mouseChildren = false;
}
function myFunc3(e:MouseEvent):void {}
e.target.scaleX/=1.2;
e.target.removeEventListener (MouseEvent.MOUSE_OVER, myFunc2);
}
Add ImageHolder_mc MovieClip library and go to section
coinciding with the value of table looping for...
var imageHolder_mc:ImageHolder_mc = new ImageHolder_mc();
function myFunc4(e:MouseEvent):void {}
containerBig.addChild (imageHolder_mc);
for (var j: int = 0; j<12;>
{if(e.Target.Name=="My_"+j+"_mc")}
imageHolder_mc.gotoAndStop (j);
}
}
trace (e.target.y + "e.target.y");
}
}
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Hello
I want to create 2 buttons and 2 pages (in the future, it must be able to change to 3 or 4 or etc...).
If I click on button1 I see page 1, if I click button2 I see page2.
I have a queestion.
1. Please look at the button in the Flash IDE. There, I created dymanic label field. And now he look like when I change this label I'll see the same text on my 2 buttons. How can I make just a button and a label on flash IDE library and writing .as for button1 Text1 and Text2 for button2?
2. open the .swf and the button for the thumb. When I have more mouse on the text, I don't see thumb. Just when I'm apart of the label and still stand on the sidelines, I can see thumb... So what's the problem?3. How can I optimize the code? Because everything now seems the same names of button just changing for example.
Code:
package { import flash.display.MovieClip; import flash.events.MouseEvent; import fl.transitions.Tween; import fl.transitions.easing.*; public class Pages extends MovieClip { //constructor public function Pages() { mainMenu(); } public function mainMenu():void { homeBtn.buttonMode = true; homeBtn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, homeBtnEvent); homeBtn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP, homeBtnUp); homeBtn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_OVER, homeBtnOver); homeBtn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_OUT, homeBtnOut); //homeBtn.homeLabel.text = "HOME"; aboutBtn.buttonMode = true; aboutBtn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, aboutBtnEvent); aboutBtn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP, aboutBtnUp); aboutBtn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_OVER, aboutBtnOver); aboutBtn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_OUT, aboutBtnOut); //aboutBtn.homeLabel.text = "ABOUT"; } public function homeBtnEvent(event:MouseEvent):void { trace("home button clicked"); gotoAndStop('p1'); var homePage:Tween = new Tween(homePage_mc, "x", Elastic.easeOut, -200, 19, 2, true); } public function homeBtnUp(event:MouseEvent):void { homeBtn.gotoAndPlay('up'); } public function homeBtnOver(event:MouseEvent):void { homeBtn.gotoAndPlay('over'); } public function homeBtnOut(event:MouseEvent):void { homeBtn.gotoAndPlay('out'); } public function aboutBtnEvent(event:MouseEvent):void { trace("about button clicked"); gotoAndStop('p2'); var aboutPage:Tween = new Tween(aboutPage_mc, "x", Elastic.easeOut, -200, 19, 2, true); } public function aboutBtnUp(event:MouseEvent):void { aboutBtn.gotoAndPlay('up'); } public function aboutBtnOver(event:MouseEvent):void { aboutBtn.gotoAndPlay('over'); } public function aboutBtnOut(event:MouseEvent):void { aboutBtn.gotoAndPlay('out'); } } }I can attach an example. But see not the button attach: (help please?
Is your button, a component, or a clip? If you change the text of a single instance, in the IDE, the text of the other instance of the same object is modified. In code, you can set the text independently.
For the hand cursor work on the text, you must disable the mouse for that: homeBtn.homeLabel.mouseEnabled = false;
You can use event.currentTarget to get the target of event - so you must separate the functions for everything. So instead of saying homeBtnOut just do btnOut:
private void btnOut(e:MouseEvent):void
{
e.currentTarget.gotoAndPlay ("out");
}
And really, these functions should be private, not public, since they are called from inside the class only.
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I have a custom list that listens to the mouseDown and mouseUp events. He always receives the mouseDown events, but mouseUp events are swallowed if they occur on an itemRenderer. Is there a way to make the forwarding of these events itemRenderer? I know that I could send a custom event, but since MouseEvent event has all the properties, I care, it would be nice to just pass.
Make a small suitcase to test and see if your problem exists.
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This is probably a question of beginners, but I remain very puzzled for a few days.
This works as expected (imports omitted):
SerializableAttribute public class Test extends Sprite {}
public void Test() {}
var circle: Sprite = new Sprite();
circle.graphics.lineStyle (1);
circle.graphics.beginFill (0xFF8000);
circle.graphics.drawCircle (50, 50, 10);
circle.addEventListener (MouseEvent.MOUSE_DOWN, down);
addChild (circle);
}
private void down(evt:MouseEvent):void {}
trace ("Down");
}
}
However if I remove the circle object and draw directly on the main sprite, it does not work:
SerializableAttribute public class Test extends Sprite {}
public void Test() {}
graphics.lineStyle (1);
graphics.beginFill (0xFF8000);
graphics.drawCircle (50, 50, 10);
addEventListener (MouseEvent.MOUSE_DOWN, down);
}
private void down(evt:MouseEvent):void {}
trace ("Down");
}
}
No matter where I click, I can't event to be fired.
I know that I can reach the listener to the stage, but I wonder why it does not work on the sprite directly.
I'm sure that there is a reasonable explanation, I just can't understand it.
Can someone help?
Thanks in advance,
PeterThe problem is that you are trying to listen to an object. A standard procedure is to create the object, attach this object, then listen to this object, but if you create an object and listen to the internal characteristics of what he calls, he can not (graphic is not interactive, but sprite is interactive). The scope of graphics inside a Sprite creates an internal 'form' - the Sprite "has" a form in there - but it is not interactive. Everything that extends InteractiveObject can have demonstrations including the Shape object is not. Hope this helps sir :)
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