You can compile expression trees to use void methods without any arguments as event handlers for events of any type. To accommodate other event handler types, you have to map the event handler’s parameters to the events somehow. using System; using System.Linq; using System.Linq.Expressions; using System.Reflection; class ExampleEventArgs : EventArgs { public int IntArg {get; … Read more
There is no general answer to this question so we have to evaluate on a case by case basis. When using Redux, you should strive to keep a balance between keeping reducers simple and keeping the action log meaningful. It is best when you can read the action log and it makes sense why things … Read more
According to W3C var e = document.createEvent(‘TouchEvent’); Then, also change e.initMouseEvent(); to e.initTouchEvent(); As you’ve created a touchstart event. The W3C link says: Some user agents implement an initTouchEvent method as part of the TouchEvent interface. When this method is available, scripts can use it to initialize the properties of a TouchEvent object, including its … Read more
<StackPanel Background=”Transparent” … > or <Border Background=”Transparent” … > should do the trick… This makes the grid transparent, however visible for mouse-clicks. Look here form more Information. There are some other circumstances, where you have to use the PreviewXXX– event, this is when a child element “swallows” the event away, but in your case, the … Read more
Thanks to Adam’s link, I was able to see the function I needed: stopImmediatePropagation().
The one of $(‘#test checkbox’) is never called, because you don’t have a tag with name checkbox. And depending if you click on checkbox or the label, the callback for $(‘#test label’) is called once or twice cause of the bubbling because the input element is part of the label and is one union and … Read more
It might not be obvious, but event property in backbone.js views is used only for DOM events. Custom events should be bound as James Brown mentioned above.
The feature that Eli linked to allows you to listen when a key expires. However, it does not give you the value of the key. Futhermore, based on the filed github issue it does not look like you can expect to have this feature built in anytime soon if ever. The solution I use is … Read more
In general: Create a desired EventType. Create the corresponding Event. Call Node.fireEvent(). Add Handlers and/or Filters for EventTypes of interest. Some explanations: If you want to create an event cascade, start with an “All” or “Any” type, that will be the root of all of the EventTypes: EventType<MyEvent> OPTIONS_ALL = new EventType<>(“OPTIONS_ALL”); This makes possible … Read more
This is what I am using: $(“#search_code”).live(‘change’, function(){ alert(this.value) }); For latest jQuery users, this one should work: $(document.body).on(“change”,”#search_code”,function(){ alert(this.value); });