> I think you are being too hard on the transparent rectangle solution. > This has a long history in UI engines (lots of X11 apps used this approach > to 'deaden' areas of the UI). Allowing an application to truely grab > mouse events can be problematic in a Browser context - easy denial of > service attack.
The main problem that I have with the transparent rectangle approach is that it doesn't cover the case where the user presses within the JSVGCanvas and then drags outside. The cursor does not remain set - even though the mouse is still captured by the JSVGCanvas. Moves and releases are being processed but the cursor does not show the correct feedback. I tried looking at the cursor setting code in Batik to see if I could change the behavior, but it seems like it's quite spread out. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Denis --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
