Closed zackp30 closed 9 years ago
The :on-ui-changed
event is the correct one to use; it is based on ChangeListener's "changed" method. The :on-ui-clicked
event comes from ClickListener's "clicked" method. I wrapped it for the sake of completeness, but I'm not sure what its behavior is supposed to be.
Aha! I see, thanks!
Code:
This does not print the :event key.
:on-ui-changed
however, does.