- From: Ruud Steltenpool <r.g.steltenpool@student.utwente.nl>
- Date: Mon, 13 Dec 2004 17:12:47 +0100
- To: www-svg@w3.org
You'll understand what it's good for when looking at the example at the bottom. In case of that example i could also do it via a ugly workaround, cause i know the content 'below' it is working on (I rather keep my example explainable to non-coders though). In case of different content: Maybe someone sends in some SVG with its' own onclick's (like hanging a photo on a dartboard :-) ). Then the workaround would be 'impossible' or a very ugly hack the least. Hey maybe the trembling cursor can work as an accessibility test tool. Thanks, Ruud ------------------------------ quoting http://groups.yahoo.com/group/svg-developers/message/46557 I'm trying to develop a dartgame: http://svgopen.steltenpower.com/darts.php But of course there's no fun in just clicking somewhere to represent hitting the board with a dart in that place. Therefore i try to model a shaky hand with a fake cursor. This fake cursor should be a time-varying random (but limited) translation away from the real (but hidden) cursor. But now the problem: when i click, the event that is fired has the location of the hidden real cursor. And cause evt.clientX and evt.clientY are read-only i can't set them to the values of the fake cursor. How do i do this? //I've seen some very dry spec stuff about creating a new event but couldn't get it to work.
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