The event boundary which manages this event. Propagation can only occur within the boundary's jurisdiction.
Whether the "alt" key was pressed when this mouse event occurred.
ReadonlyAT_Flags whether this event bubbles. This will take effect only if it is set before propagation.
ReadonlyBUBBLING_The specific button that was pressed in this mouse event.
The button depressed when this event occurred.
ReadonlycancelableFlags whether this event can be canceled using PIXI.FederatedEvent.preventDefault. This is always false (for now).
ReadonlyCAPTURING_The coordinates of the mouse event relative to the canvas.
ReadonlycomposedFlag added for compatibility with DOM {@code Event}. It is not used in the Federated Events API.
Whether the "control" key was pressed when this mouse event occurred.
The listeners of the event target that are being notified.
Flags whether the default response of the user agent was prevent through this event.
This is the number of clicks that occurs in 200ms/click of each other.
The propagation phase.
The pointer coordinates in world space.
Flags whether this is a user-trusted event
The coordinates of the evnet relative to the nearest DOM layer. This is a non-standard property.
ReadonlymanagerThe PIXI.EventBoundary that manages this event. Null for root events.
Whether the "meta" key was pressed when this mouse event occurred.
The movement in this pointer relative to the last mousemove event.
The native event that caused the foremost original event.
ReadonlyNONEThe offset of the pointer coordinates w.r.t. target DisplayObject in world space. This is not supported at the moment.
The original event that caused this event, if any.
The coordinates of the event relative to the DOM document. This is a non-standard property.
The composed path of the event's propagation. The {@code target} is at the end.
Flags whether propagation was immediately stopped.
Flags whether propagation was stopped.
This is currently not implemented in the Federated Events API.
The pointer coordinates in the renderer's PIXI.Renderer.screen screen. This has slightly different semantics than native PointerEvent screenX/screenY.
Whether the "shift" key was pressed when this mouse event occurred.
The event target that this will be dispatched to.
The timestamp of when the event was created.
The type of event, e.g. {@code "mouseup"}.
The global Window object.
Not supported.
The pointer coordinates in the renderer's screen. Alias for {@code screen.x}.
The pointer coordinates in the renderer's screen. Alias for {@code screen.y}.
Alias for PIXI.FederatedMouseEvent.clientX this.clientX.
Alias for PIXI.FederatedMouseEvent.clientY this.clientY.
The propagation path for this event. Alias for PIXI.EventBoundary.propagationPath.
This will return the local coordinates of the specified displayObject for this InteractionData
The DisplayObject that you would like the local coords off
Optionalpoint: PA Point object in which to store the value, optional (otherwise will create a new point)
OptionalglobalPos: IPointDataA Point object containing your custom global coords, optional (otherwise will use the current global coords)
Whether the modifier key was pressed when this event natively occurred.
The modifier key.
Not supported.
Prevent default behavior of PixiJS and the user agent.
Stop this event from propagating to any addition listeners, including on the PIXI.FederatedEventTarget.currentTarget currentTarget and also the following event targets on the propagation path.
Stop this event from propagating to the next PIXI.FederatedEventTarget. The rest of the listeners on the PIXI.FederatedEventTarget.currentTarget currentTarget will still be notified.
A PIXI.FederatedEvent for mouse events.
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