I would personally just make a single function that checks the event
type and then do:
function myClickFunction(event) {
// click stuff
}
myObject.Observe('#blah:click', myClickFunction);
myObject.Observe('#blah:dblclick', myClickFunction);
I am not sure if there is a better way than that....
On Mar 14, 2010, at 6:40 PM, patrick wrote:
Hi,
I am using low pro's event behaviors, and currently am doing something
like this:
'#blah:click': function() {
// click stuff
}
'#blah:dblclick': function() {
// double click stuff
}
...
but I would like to minimize my code (since what I do with click vs
double click is quite similar) into something like this:
'blah:click, blah:dblclick': function() {
if (event == 'click') {
// click stuff
}
else if (event == 'dblclick') {
// double click stuff
}
}
Is there a way to do that?
-patrick
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