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This is a TO DO document for the =Uize.Dom.VirtualEvent= module.

- can a virtual DOM event involve multiple nodes, or more complex relationships?

- ideas for new virtual DOM events
	- match(matchObject)
		- match()
			- wildcard virtual DOM event
			- wires handlers for all events supported by node type
	- firstClick()
	- repeatClick(times,maxInterval)
	- key abstractions
		- delete()
		- cut()
		- copy()
		- paste()
		- print()
		- undo()
		- redo()
	- ctrl('v')
	- keyDown(keyName)
		- examples...
			- keyDown('delete')
			- keyDown('tab')
			- keyDown('enter')
	- keyPressed(keyName)
		- examples...
			- keyDown('delete')
			- keyPressed('v')
			- keyPressed('v',{shift:true,ctrl:true})
	- inState({state:'mouseover',shiftKey:true})
		- would fire when mousing over node with shift modifier key pressed
		- would fire when already moused over node and then pressing down shift key
	- notInState({state:'mouseover',shiftKey:true})
		- would fire when having been moused over node and having shift modifier key pressed, and then either mousing out of node or releasing shift modifier key
	- becomeSeen
	- becomeUnseen
	- valueChange
	- not quite sure what to do with these ones...
		- mouseenter (currently mouseover)
		- mouseleave (currently mouseout)
	- sector detection events
		- virtual DOM events for when mouse activity occurs within a specific sector of a node's region
		- question: doesn't this approach limit the ability to use the remain-in-state events for sectors, as well? Perhaps there's a better construct to permit wiring sectors of nodes? Perhaps DOM nodes need a companion virtual DOM node construct, where a sector of a node can be treated as a discrete node for convenience of coding application logic.
		- possible event names
			- mouseoverSector(x,y,width,height)
			- mousedownSector(x,y,width,height)
			- mouseupSector(x,y,width,height)
			- clickSector(x,y,width,height)