> > 2) No mouse events are dispatched when the mouse is moved over areas in the > > canvas that don't have any elements drawn. The worst case here is that > > mouse releases are lost if done in one of these areas. > > Sure but this is easily fixed by putting a non-rendered rectangle behind > all the content.
What happens when the JSVGCanvas isn't the exact same aspect ratio as the document? Then the rectangle doesn't cover all of the canvas and the problem comes back? > > 3) If you press the mouse within the JSVGCanvas, then drag outside the > > canvas, then release the mouse - the release is not dispatched. > > > The last point seems like something that can't be worked around and could > > use some handling in JSVGCanvas to pass the release event on - maybe with > > the target being the document or root element? The spec doesn't seem to say > > anything about this kind of situation, or does it? > > You should always recieve a mouseout event with a 'null' relatedTarget > in this case. I don't think the SVG Specification deals with this directly. Getting a mouseout event doesn't really help me. I don't want to cancel the operation based on mouseout as the user could drag the mouse back into the window and then release. I really need to get a mouseup and I don't seem to be getting one right now. Should I get a mouseup with a null relatedTarget? --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
