MSManipulationEvent.initMSManipulationEvent()

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The initMSManipulationEvent method is used to create a MSManipulationEvent that can be called from JavaScript.

This proprietary method is specific to Internet Explorer. Beginning with the Microsoft Edge browser, the initEvent() constructor pattern for synthetic events is deprecated.

Syntax

MSManipulationEvent.initMSManipulationEvent(typeArg, canBubbleArg, cancelableArg, viewArg, detailArg, lastState, currentState);

Parameters

typeArg [in]

Type: DOMString

The type of the event being created.

canBubbleArg [in]

Type: boolean

Indicates whether the event can bubble. When true the event should propagate upward. When false the event does not propagate upward.

cancelableArg [in]

Type: boolean

Indicates whether the event's default action can be prevented. When true, the default action can be canceled. When false, the default action cannot be canceled.

viewArg [in]

Type: AbstractView

The view in which the event is taking place.

detailArg [in]

Type: Integer

Specifies some detailed information depending upon the event.

lastState [in]

Type: Integer

Indicates the last state of the manipulation event.

currentState [in]

Type: Integer

Indicates the current state of the manipulation event.

Return value

This method does not return a value.

Example

interface MSManipulationEvent extends UIEvent {
    readonly currentState: number;
    readonly inertiaDestinationX: number;
    readonly inertiaDestinationY: number;
    readonly lastState: number;
    initMSManipulationEvent(typeArg: string, canBubbleArg: boolean, cancelableArg: boolean, viewArg: Window, detailArg: number, lastState: number, currentState: number): void;
    readonly MS_MANIPULATION_STATE_ACTIVE: number;
    readonly MS_MANIPULATION_STATE_CANCELLED: number;
    readonly MS_MANIPULATION_STATE_COMMITTED: number;
    readonly MS_MANIPULATION_STATE_DRAGGING: number;
    readonly MS_MANIPULATION_STATE_INERTIA: number;
    readonly MS_MANIPULATION_STATE_PRESELECT: number;
    readonly MS_MANIPULATION_STATE_SELECTING: number;
    readonly MS_MANIPULATION_STATE_STOPPED: number;
}

See also