Tuesday, December 27, 2011

Re: Visual Event

I am not sure if I can completely answer your question as I am not a JS expert, but let's give it a try
You might want to ask this in the contributor forum where you find more dev team members.

GWT holds the current fired event as global property in DOM.currentEvent.
(GWT code is accessible from JS code)
A GWT event has a short lifecycle and is only valid when it's fired and as such can be accessed through this property.
The gwt event also contains a reference to the widget (element).


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