So, in essence you want custom events. You can attach a custom event to
anything that is extended with Events. The only thing is that you have to
manually trigger them.
For example:
window.addEvent('awesomeSpace:go', function(){ console.log('triggered
awesome'); });
window.fireEvent('awesomeSpace:go');
You can also pass arguments to the event you're firing:
var element = $('someId'); // lets assume an element with id="someId"
exists in the DOM.
element.addEvent('ToDo:addItem', function(title){ console.log('Adding "' +
title + '" to the list!'); });
element.fireEvent('ToDo:addItem', 'Conquer the world'); // console prints:
Adding "Conquer the world" to the list!
