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Access Point Events

Sheng Zhao edited this page Jul 12, 2015 · 4 revisions

These events works for All of the Access Points:

  • @set: Raised when the value of the Access Point is set. It passes the Access Description and the new value as argument to event handler, and use the current target as the "this" point for the event handler.
  • @change: Raised when the value of the Access Point is changed (by it-self). It passes the Access Description and the new value as argument to event handler, and use the current target as the "this" point for the event handler.

These events works for "foreach" and "content":

  • @adding: Raised before the child element is added to the parent. Arguments: new child node and the Context Data of the new node. This pointer: the target node (parent node)

  • @added: Raised after the child element has added to the parent. Arguments: new child node and the Context Data of the new node. This pointer: the target node (parent node)

  • @removing: Raised before the child element is removed from the parent. Arguments: child node and the Context Data of the new node. This pointer: the target node (parent node)

  • @removed: Raised after the child element has removed from the parent. Arguments: child node. This pointer: the target node (parent node)