Perhaps. The problem is that I need the selectionChange event because I need the selectedIndex of the grid which I found is not available yet when you react to a click event. The click event triggers the selectionChange event which then allows you to get the selectedIndex. I've been tossing this around in my sleep and I suppose I might be able to dispatch a custom event, but it would have to fire a few milliseconds after the actual click event so that the selectedIndex has a chance to be updated, so I might be able to fire the custom event using callLater(), I just don't know if this will give me the time that I will need. I guess the original question could be stated like this: There is an awful lot of information available in an an event that the average programmer is unaware of. Is there a property available that defines the originator of an event such as:
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