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Flash / Flex / ActionScript » Development » stage   Distinguishing Events Targeted at an Object from Events Targeted at That Object's Descendants   package{     import flash.display.GradientType;     import flash.display.Sprite;     import flash.geom.Matrix;     import flash.events.*;       public class Main extends Sprite {               public function Main() {             stage.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, clickListener);               }         private function clickListener (e:MouseEvent):void {           if (e.eventPhase == EventPhase.AT_TARGET) {           }         }     } }          Related examples in the same category 1.  Setting the Frame Rate 2.  Traversing Objects in a Display Hierarchy 3.  Recursive display list tree traversal 4.  responds to mouse clicks that occur over any object on the display list, but not over a vacant area of the Stage instance 5.  A stretchy layout 6.  Simple Scribble 7.  Working with the Stage 8.  Local Global Sample

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