Hi Chris,
Web Query wrote:
I just started programming with batik today and have come to a point
that is stumpping me after hours of looking at the API and tracing code
through the debugger. I have managed to take the sample SVGBrowser
application and implement mouse listening in such a way that I can get
the GraphicsNode object that I click on (whew - that took some work).
This is a lot easier if you use the DOM:
Element x = document.getElementById(...);
EventListener el = new EventListener() {
public void handleEvent(Event evt) {... }
};
((EventTarget)x).addEventListener("mousemove", el, false);
BTW you probably want to look at the DOM events spec (it's a
pretty short read). It will let you know about event propagation
(which can help avoid registering lots of listeners).
But, now I need to change the color of the SVG object I selected.
Archie already answered this, once again the DOM is your friend.
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