Hi,
I am a first time user of Dynapi and I am so glad this wonderful library
exists. Developing DHTML without worrying about browser compatibility is a
tremendous gift, thank you!
But I am notoriously curious and worked through all of the code of the
library after learning as much about DHTML and JavaScript in general as I
could (thanks to the great Dynamic Duo website!). That's when one line of
code really puzzled me (the first line in the method body):
DynMouseEvent.EventMethod=function(e) {
var dynobject=this.lyrobj;
If I am not completely lost I'd say this line has no meaning. I did not find
a direct or indirect assignment to DynMouseEvent.lyrobj anywhere in the
code. In this mailing list's archives I found some references to
DynLayer.prototype.EventMethod which contained the same line of code. Might
this be a relict from a previous version of EventMethod from the time when
it was a DynLayer.prototype method?
Later in the code the realsrc is determined like this:
if(is.def) var realsrc =
Methods.getContainerLayerOf(is.ie?e.srcElement:e.target) || dynobject
else if(is.ns4) var realsrc=e.target.lyrobj||dynobject
I guess dynobject is never used as it is only meant as a fallback value.
I am not subscribed to this list. Please be so kind and reply to my
email-address below directly regardless if I am completely wrong or right.
As I told you I am very curious and simply want to clear that point so I can
sleep again. =)
Best regards,
David
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