Re: Using the DOMEventListener interface from ECMAScript

2003-11-10 Thread Jamie
Its about time I stopped being so lazy anyway ;-) - Original Message - From: "Thomas DeWeese" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Batik Users" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, November 07, 2003 5:57 PM Subject: Re: Using the DOMEventListener interface from ECMAScr

Re: Using the DOMEventListener interface from ECMAScript

2003-11-07 Thread Thomas DeWeese
Jamie wrote: Still unable to get this feature to work. I am slightly suspicious that I have a syntax error somewhere. I have downloaded the latest 'binary' (batik-1.5.zip) but I am now getting the following error: Hmm, sorry I think you are going to have to go with the latest CVS (you can get a

Re: Using the DOMEventListener interface from ECMAScript

2003-11-07 Thread Jamie
Still unable to get this feature to work. I am slightly suspicious that I have a syntax error somewhere. I have downloaded the latest 'binary' (batik-1.5.zip) but I am now getting the following error: In Event org.mozilla.javascript.WrappedException: WrappedException of java.lang.ClassCast Excepti

Re: Using the DOMEventListener interface from ECMAScript

2003-11-07 Thread Jamie
> Seriously, that release is well over a year old (perhaps > close to two). Which is yet more demonstration of the validity of the architecture/implementation of Batik, IMHO ;-) - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Fo

Re: Using the DOMEventListener interface from ECMAScript

2003-11-06 Thread Thomas DeWeese
Jamie wrote: You should be using at least Batik 1.5, or you may want to pick up current CVS (we make nightly source dumps available as well). I am using '1.5 beta 1' - is that not recent enough Apparently not :) Seriously, that release is well over a year old (perhaps close to two).

Re: Using the DOMEventListener interface from ECMAScript

2003-11-06 Thread Jamie
> You should be using at least Batik 1.5, or you may want to pick up > current CVS (we make nightly source dumps available as well). I am using '1.5 beta 1' - is that not recent enough - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTEC

Re: Using the DOMEventListener interface from ECMAScript

2003-11-06 Thread Thomas DeWeese
Jamie wrote: I have been using the ASV3 viewer and am currently revising the ecmascript code to get it to work in Batik/Rhino. I realise that Adobe have implemented a number of non-standard features. However one feature that I use extensively is the addEventListener(eventType, listener, useCap

Using the DOMEventListener interface from ECMAScript

2003-11-06 Thread Jamie
I have been using the ASV3 viewer and am currently revising the ecmascript code to get it to work in Batik/Rhino. I realise that Adobe have implemented a number of non-standard features. However one feature that I use extensively is the addEventListener(eventType, listener, useCapture) metho