> Visibility is set either at the node level or on an enclosing > composite node (I actually set opacity to 0 on the composite node > as setVisible() is not propagated to its children under 1.1.1, > whereas setComposite() does). The only way to "intercept" pointer > events for a node, without creating my own type, appears to be > getGraphicsNodeHitDetector() (which is null for composite nodes), > or getListners().
pointer-events can be used on any graphical elements. visibility can also be used on any graphical elements. You can use both, the DOM or the CSS DOM to set those properties on any elements such as <g>, <rect>... The current cvs codebase handles that change and will make you node visible or hidden. pointer-events is not handled dynamically, but if it a big usecase for our users, I will do it. Thierry. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
