I've been using GWT for a long time and I'm still a bit confused when
I start working with events.
So as the subject says, which should I use: DOM.eventCancelBubble() or
NativeEvent.stopPropagation()?
Similarly, I see this a lot:
public void onBrowserEvent(Event event) {
if(DOM.eventGetType(event) == ...) ...
}
Why not just:
if(event.getType() == ...) ...
???
Is there some write-up that discusses events at a low level?
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