# Events

## Events:

#### SVG Events:

        Full scale DOM event types are supported along with some additional event behaviors like Drag, Zoom, etc.

Events

| Event       | SVG | Canvas | WebGL |
| ----------- | --- | ------ | ----- |
| click       | Yes | Yes    | Yes   |
| dblclick    | Yes | Yes    | Yes   |
| mousemove   | Yes | Yes    | Yes   |
| mousedown   | Yes | Yes    | Yes   |
| mouseup     | Yes | Yes    | Yes   |
| mouseleave  | Yes | Yes    | Yes   |
| contextmenu | Yes | Yes    | Yes   |
| touchstart  | Yes | Yes    | Yes   |
| touchend    | Yes | Yes    | Yes   |
| touchmove   | Yes | Yes    | Yes   |
| touchcancel | Yes | Yes    | Yes   |
|             |     |        |       |

### Usage

### **#.on(eventType, eventHndlr)**

To bind event handlers on the graphical element. Accepts eventType and event handler as an argument. The handler receives the event object as an argument.

```
element.on('click',function(event){ // if no data bound, then only event object.
    this; // this refers to the element context.
});
```


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