Re: Fwd: Pointer Events spec

Made test case here: http://jsbin.com/yayagoyi/1
Code on which I tested is not changed there, even comments.


2014-04-16 17:45 GMT+04:00 Patrick H. Lauke <redux@splintered.co.uk>:

> On 16/04/2014 14:15, Arthur Stolyar wrote:
>
>> Tested on Windows Emulator 12.0 (Window 8.1) with touch events
>> emulation. It seams that IE has implicit 'pointer capture' for element
>> which may trigger scroll. i.e. if element has 'touch-action: pan-x
>> pan-y' or just 'touch-action: auto' CSS property, when all events
>> between pointerdown and pointercancel 'll be fired on that element. It
>> means that if pointer leaves boudaries of that element, then pointerout
>> and pointerleave 'll be fired, but not pointerover and pointerevent on
>> new target. Also, IE has some strange behavior with 'pointer capture',
>> when IE fires pointerout on element with 'pointer capture' then
>> relatedTarget property of event 'll be null, but when IE triggers
>> pointerleave on element with 'pointer capture' then relatedTarget
>> property of that element 'll be same element as in target property of
>> event.
>>
>
> Do you have a test case/demo? Happy to test on an actual Win8.1
> touchscreen laptop, as it may well be that what you're seeing is an
> artifact of running it in emulator.
>
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