On Thu, Jun 14, 2012 at 5:42 PM, Christopher Zündorf <
[email protected]> wrote:
> This way also works:
>
> list.addListener("touchstart", function(evt) {
> console.log("evt:",evt.getCurrentTarget());
> }, this);
>
Thanks. That would work if I could add a listener on the list. I don't
necessarily know that there's going to be a list, and I therefore can't add
a listener on it. I'm writing a container (which may contain a list), and I
need to catch "touchstart" and "touchmove" events that happen within the
container, regardless of on which widget in the container (possibly deeply)
the event was initiated. The problem is that I *am* receiving the event in
my container's event handler as I should, but I need to figure out in which
of my container's immediate children the event occurred, so I need to walk
up the layout tree until I reach one of those children.
Derrell
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