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What is the difference between target and current target?



What is the difference between target and current target?..

Answer / Nitin Azad

In Adobe Flex, `target` refers to the specific object that an event was dispatched from, while `currentTarget` refers to the current object handling the event. The `currentTarget` is the object that receives the event first in the event propagation chain, and it can be the same as the `target` if the event doesn't bubble or capture.

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