If I'm not gravely misstaken myself it goes like this:

'e' is simply an short for element, which means that
it is the layer the listener is attached to.

the .setBubble(false) is when telling the listener to
not generate event calls for the attached elements to
act upon. ie a pause of the listening. this can be
used when you may await some other listeners event to
happen and don't want two listeners to interfer with
eachother. (I belive there is a example on this in the
core distro)

hope I got the explaination right - somebody please
tell me if i didn't :)

Henrik Våglin [ [EMAIL PROTECTED] ]



 --- James Musick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> skrev: > 
>   This is probably really simple, and it's used all
> over the place, but it's 
> stumping me right now....
> 
>   For example in the examples on sourceforge
>
http://dynapi.sourceforge.net/doccenter/index.php?EventListeners
> 
> myListener=new EventListener(myLayer)
>               myListener.onmouseover=function(e) {
>                       target=e.getTarget()
>                       target.setBgColor('#0000f0')
>               }
> 
> What is the object e?
> And where is getting the setTarget() method?
> myListener1.onmousedown=function(e)
>     {
>           e.setBubble(false)
>     }
> seems to be another common use.
> 
> Thanks for an explanation...
> 
>   -J
> 
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