copy current mouse coords to over handler event#49
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This overwrites the pageX and pageX properties of the mouse event passed to the `over` handler with the coordinates obtained from the most recent tracked mousemove. This is usually more useful than the possibly-stale coordinates of the pointer at "mouseenter" time. Thisi change may break compatibility with any handler that expects the original coordinates, though these are still available on the event.originalEvent. Closes briancherne#11.
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copy current mouse coords to `over` handler event
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This overwrites the pageX and pageX properties of the mouse event passed
to the
overhandler with the coordinates obtained from the most recenttracked mousemove. This is usually more useful than the possibly-stale
coordinates of the pointer at "mouseenter" time.
Thisi change may break compatibility with any handler that expects the
original coordinates, though these are still available on the
event.originalEvent.
Closes #11.