1. 19 Nov 2012 8:20 AM #1
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    Default is there a way to query an object for its supported events?

    is there a way to query an object for its supported events?


    e.g:
    var myComp, //say its an instance of continer
    myComp.getEventNames();//returns ['painted','activate',...]
    thanks.
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    There isn't a solid way to no. The events aren't added to the component in any way, they are just fired.
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