Introduction to Java Programming and Data Structures: Brief Version (11th Global Edition)
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Chapter 15.8, Problem 15.8.2CP
Program Plan Intro
Mouse event:
- The actions such as press, release, click, move or drag made by the mouse will in turn fire an event is called as mouse event.
- The actions or events are captured using the “MouseEvent” object.
- The events that are associated with the mouse event object gather location based on the “x” and “y” coordinates.
Registering the handle object:
- To register the handle object, it is necessary to invoke the registration method of the source object.
- To register an handle the “setOnAction(handler)” gets invoked by the source object.
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