Michael,
You can certainly do what you are asking by adding listeners to the
DOM. This will ensure that your handler is called when a given
element is the target of an event.
For example:
<svg ....>
<script ....>
function callMe(evt){
alert('You called me');
}
</script>
<circle cx="50%" cy="50%" r="25%" fill="crimson"
onclick="callMe(evt)" />
</svg>
To listen to events on the GVT Tree, we are using an EventDispatcher
to which you can add listeners, but if you are looking at finding
out which DOM element has been clicked, the right place to add your
listeners is the DOM.
Note that the above should work with 1.1.1, but you'll get a much
better support for scripting in the upcoming beta release.
Vincent.
Michael Gale wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> Using Batik's classes, can we determine what DOM element has been
> clicked/selected by the mouse? Does someone know where an example can be
> found? Does every GraphicsNode need to listen for mouse events? Is there a
> quick way to register the elements for the events?
>
> Thanks for your time,
> Michael
>
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