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ElementEvent Base class for CanvasElement UI events. ElementEvents support capture and bubbling phase when dispatched from CanvasElement(s). A bubbling event invokes capture listeners from the root parent to the target child element and then bubbling (normal) listeners from the target element to the root parent. Bubbling events are used to detect events dispatched on child elements. Capture events are typically not needed but sometimes useful if you wish to detect an event before the target has a chance to process it. For Example, when a Button dispatches a ElementMouseEvent. The event propagates from the root parent (CanvasManager) down the display chain from child to child dispatching capture events to any parents with registered listeners. Once reaching the target element (Button) the event then propagates back up the display chain from parent to parent dispatching bubbling events. You may cancel the event at any time to stop the event flow. Inheritance:     ElementEvent ➞ DispatcherEvent ➞ Object Public Functions Show Inherited Function Defined By ElementEvent(type, bubbles) [Constructor] ElementEvent Creates new ElementEvent instance.   type     :    String String representing the event type   bubbles     :    boolean True if the ElementEvent should be dispatch capture and bubbling events.   getCurrentTarget() ElementEvent Gets the element that is currently dispatching the event. Note that is is not always the same as getTarget() which returns the element that originally dispatched the event. For Example, when a click listener is registered to an element, and a child of that element dispatches a click (like a Button), the target will be the child (Button) and the current target will be the element that registered the click listener.   returns     :    CanvasElement The element that is currently dispatching the event.   getDefaultPrevented() ElementEvent Gets the default prevented state of the event.   returns     :    boolean Returns true if preventDefault() has been called, false otherwise.   getPhase() ElementEvent Gets the current phase of the event. ("bubbling" or "capture")   returns     :    String String representing the event's current phase when dispatched ("bubbling" or "capture")   preventDefault() ElementEvent Prevents the event's typical action from being taken. This is also sometimes used to "consume" the event so it is only processed once. Such as preventing a mousewheel event from scrolling multiple parent/child views at once. A scroll-able child will call preventDefault() to "consume" the event and prevent any parents from also scrolling.   Function Defined By ElementEvent(type, bubbles) [Constructor] ElementEvent Creates new ElementEvent instance.   type     :    String String representing the event type   bubbles     :    boolean True if the ElementEvent should be dispatch capture and bubbling events.   cancelEvent() DispatcherEvent Prevents processing of any subsequent event handlers   clone() DispatcherEvent Duplicates an instance of an Event or Event subclass. The event dispatcher calls this when dispatching or re-dispatching events to multiple targets. When creating a custom event class, you should override this and call the base class's clone() then copy the new event properties to the cloned instance.   returns     :    DispatcherEvent A new event object instance identical to the cloned instance.   getCurrentTarget() ElementEvent Gets the element that is currently dispatching the event. Note that is is not always the same as getTarget() which returns the element that originally dispatched the event. For Example, when a click listener is registered to an element, and a child of that element dispatches a click (like a Button), the target will be the child (Button) and the current target will be the element that registered the click listener.   returns     :    CanvasElement The element that is currently dispatching the event.   getDefaultPrevented() ElementEvent Gets the default prevented state of the event.   returns     :    boolean Returns true if preventDefault() has been called, false otherwise.   getIsCanceled() DispatcherEvent Checks if the event has been canceled   returns     :    boolean Returns true if the event has been canceled, otherwise false   getPhase() ElementEvent Gets the current phase of the event. ("bubbling" or "capture")   returns     :    String String representing the event's current phase when dispatched ("bubbling" or "capture")   getTarget() DispatcherEvent Gets event target   returns     :    Object Object that originally dispatched the event   getType() DispatcherEvent Gets the event type   returns     :    String String representing the event type   preventDefault() ElementEvent Prevents the event's typical action from being taken. This is also sometimes used to "consume" the event so it is only processed once. Such as preventing a mousewheel event from scrolling multiple parent/child views at once. A scroll-able child will call preventDefault() to "consume" the event and prevent any parents from also scrolling.   Internal Functions Show Inherited Function Defined By _cloneInstance() DispatcherEvent Calls and returns the constructor() of the appropriate event subclass when cloning an event. When creating a custom event class, you should override this and return the appropriate event subclass type.   returns     :    DispatcherEvent A new event instance of the same type being cloned.