Using that method you can only define one method for the event. Using
event listeners, any object can listen for events and capture them
without having to be tied into the event.
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// Robert Rainwater
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On Monday, February 26, 2001 8:57:47 PM Richard Bennett wrote:
> Ah yes,
> Why do eventlisteners get the preference then?
>
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> > this can be dome with:
> > button1.onClick=button2.onClick=button3.onClick=function() { ... };
> >
> > this is actually more economical than listeners.
> >
> > Richard Bennett wrote:
> >
> > > although if you have a lot of layers with a click event, it would be
> more
> > > economical to use one event listener for all of them.
> >
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