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| 1 /** | 1 /** |
| 2 * A custom KeyboardEvent that attempts to eliminate cross-browser | 2 * A custom KeyboardEvent that attempts to eliminate cross-browser |
| 3 * inconsistencies, and also provide both keyCode and charCode information | 3 * inconsistencies, and also provide both keyCode and charCode information |
| 4 * for all key events (when such information can be determined). | 4 * for all key events (when such information can be determined). |
| 5 * | 5 * |
| 6 * KeyEvent tries to provide a higher level, more polished keyboard event | 6 * KeyEvent tries to provide a higher level, more polished keyboard event |
| 7 * information on top of the "raw" [KeyboardEvent]. | 7 * information on top of the "raw" [KeyboardEvent]. |
| 8 * | 8 * |
| 9 * The mechanics of using KeyEvents is a little different from the underlying | 9 * The mechanics of using KeyEvents is a little different from the underlying |
| 10 * [KeyboardEvent]. To use KeyEvents, you need to create a stream and then add | 10 * [KeyboardEvent]. To use KeyEvents, you need to create a stream and then add |
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| 99 EventTarget currentTarget}) { | 99 EventTarget currentTarget}) { |
| 100 if (view == null) { | 100 if (view == null) { |
| 101 view = window; | 101 view = window; |
| 102 } | 102 } |
| 103 | 103 |
| 104 var eventObj; | 104 var eventObj; |
| 105 // In these two branches we create an underlying native KeyboardEvent, but | 105 // In these two branches we create an underlying native KeyboardEvent, but |
| 106 // we set it with our specified values. Because we are doing custom setting | 106 // we set it with our specified values. Because we are doing custom setting |
| 107 // of certain values (charCode/keyCode, etc) only in this class (as opposed | 107 // of certain values (charCode/keyCode, etc) only in this class (as opposed |
| 108 // to KeyboardEvent) and the way we set these custom values depends on the | 108 // to KeyboardEvent) and the way we set these custom values depends on the |
| 109 // type of underlying JS object, we do all the contruction for the | 109 // type of underlying JS object, we do all the construction for the |
| 110 // underlying KeyboardEvent here. | 110 // underlying KeyboardEvent here. |
| 111 if (canUseDispatchEvent) { | 111 if (canUseDispatchEvent) { |
| 112 // Currently works in everything but Internet Explorer. | 112 // Currently works in everything but Internet Explorer. |
| 113 eventObj = new Event.eventType('Event', type, | 113 eventObj = new Event.eventType('Event', type, |
| 114 canBubble: canBubble, cancelable: cancelable); | 114 canBubble: canBubble, cancelable: cancelable); |
| 115 | 115 |
| 116 JS('void', '#.keyCode = #', eventObj, keyCode); | 116 JS('void', '#.keyCode = #', eventObj, keyCode); |
| 117 JS('void', '#.which = #', eventObj, keyCode); | 117 JS('void', '#.which = #', eventObj, keyCode); |
| 118 JS('void', '#.charCode = #', eventObj, charCode); | 118 JS('void', '#.charCode = #', eventObj, charCode); |
| 119 | 119 |
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| 249 } | 249 } |
| 250 | 250 |
| 251 @Experimental() // untriaged | 251 @Experimental() // untriaged |
| 252 bool getModifierState(String keyArgument) => throw new UnimplementedError(); | 252 bool getModifierState(String keyArgument) => throw new UnimplementedError(); |
| 253 @Experimental() // untriaged | 253 @Experimental() // untriaged |
| 254 int get location => throw new UnimplementedError(); | 254 int get location => throw new UnimplementedError(); |
| 255 @Experimental() // untriaged | 255 @Experimental() // untriaged |
| 256 bool get repeat => throw new UnimplementedError(); | 256 bool get repeat => throw new UnimplementedError(); |
| 257 dynamic get _get_view => throw new UnimplementedError(); | 257 dynamic get _get_view => throw new UnimplementedError(); |
| 258 } | 258 } |
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