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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