Changeset 4086
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- 08/28/07 17:44:57 (1 year ago)
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sandbox/tschaub/feature/lib/OpenLayers/Handler/Drag.js
r4084 r4086 84 84 /** 85 85 * Method: down 86 * This method is called prior to handling the mouse down event. Subclasses 87 * can do their own processing here and return true to continue with the 88 * normal drag handling, or they can return false to do their own 89 * handling. Note that this method should only be used/overridden by 90 * subclasses; controls that wrap handlers should deal with callbacks 91 * instead. 86 * This method is called during the handling of the mouse down event. 87 * Subclasses can do their own processing here. 92 88 * 93 89 * Parameters: … … 99 95 /** 100 96 * Method: move 101 * This method is called prior to handling the mouse move event. Subclasses 102 * can do their own processing here and return true to continue with the 103 * normal drag handling, or they can return false to do their own 104 * handling. Note that this method should only be used/overridden by 105 * subclasses; controls that wrap handlers should deal with callbacks 106 * instead. 97 * This method is called during the handling of the mouse move event. 98 * Subclasses can do their own processing here. 107 99 * 108 100 * Parameters: … … 115 107 /** 116 108 * Method: up 117 * This method is called prior to handling the mouse up event. Subclasses 118 * can do their own processing here and return true to continue with the 119 * normal drag handling, or they can return false to do their own 120 * handling. Note that this method should only be used/overridden by 121 * subclasses; controls that wrap handlers should deal with callbacks 122 * instead. 109 * This method is called during the handling of the mouse up event. 110 * Subclasses can do their own processing here. 123 111 * 124 112 * Parameters: … … 130 118 /** 131 119 * Method: out 132 * This method is called prior to handling the mouse out event. Subclasses 133 * can do their own processing here and return true to continue with the 134 * normal drag handling, or they can return false to do their own 135 * handling. Note that this method should only be used/overridden by 136 * subclasses; controls that wrap handlers should deal with callbacks 137 * instead. 120 * This method is called during the handling of the mouse out event. 121 * Subclasses can do their own processing here. 138 122 * 139 123 * Parameters:
