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1/*! 2 * hoverIntent v1.8.1 // 2014.08.11 // jQuery v1.9.1+ 3 * http://cherne.net/brian/resources/jquery.hoverIntent.html 4 * 5 * You may use hoverIntent under the terms of the MIT license. Basically that 6 * means you are free to use hoverIntent as long as this header is left intact. 7 * Copyright 2007, 2014 Brian Cherne 8 */ 9 10/* hoverIntent is similar to jQuery's built-in "hover" method except that 11 * instead of firing the handlerIn function immediately, hoverIntent checks 12 * to see if the user's mouse has slowed down (beneath the sensitivity 13 * threshold) before firing the event. The handlerOut function is only 14 * called after a matching handlerIn. 15 * 16 * // basic usage ... just like .hover() 17 * .hoverIntent( handlerIn, handlerOut ) 18 * .hoverIntent( handlerInOut ) 19 * 20 * // basic usage ... with event delegation! 21 * .hoverIntent( handlerIn, handlerOut, selector ) 22 * .hoverIntent( handlerInOut, selector ) 23 * 24 * // using a basic configuration object 25 * .hoverIntent( config ) 26 * 27 * @param handlerIn function OR configuration object 28 * @param handlerOut function OR selector for delegation OR undefined 29 * @param selector selector OR undefined 30 * @author Brian Cherne <brian(at)cherne(dot)net> 31 */ 32 33(function(factory) { 34 'use strict'; 35 if (typeof define === 'function' && define.amd) { 36 define(['jquery'], factory); 37 } else if (jQuery && !jQuery.fn.hoverIntent) { 38 factory(jQuery); 39 } 40})(function($) { 41 'use strict'; 42 43 // default configuration values 44 var _cfg = { 45 interval: 100, 46 sensitivity: 6, 47 timeout: 0 48 }; 49 50 // counter used to generate an ID for each instance 51 var INSTANCE_COUNT = 0; 52 53 // current X and Y position of mouse, updated during mousemove tracking (shared across instances) 54 var cX, cY; 55 56 // saves the current pointer position coordinated based on the given mouse event 57 var track = function(ev) { 58 cX = ev.pageX; 59 cY = ev.pageY; 60 }; 61 62 // compares current and previous mouse positions 63 var compare = function(ev,$el,s,cfg) { 64 // compare mouse positions to see if pointer has slowed enough to trigger `over` function 65 if ( Math.sqrt( (s.pX-cX)*(s.pX-cX) + (s.pY-cY)*(s.pY-cY) ) < cfg.sensitivity ) { 66 $el.off('mousemove.hoverIntent'+s.namespace,track); 67 delete s.timeoutId; 68 // set hoverIntent state as active for this element (so `out` handler can eventually be called) 69 s.isActive = true; 70 // clear coordinate data 71 delete s.pX; delete s.pY; 72 return cfg.over.apply($el[0],[ev]); 73 } else { 74 // set previous coordinates for next comparison 75 s.pX = cX; s.pY = cY; 76 // use self-calling timeout, guarantees intervals are spaced out properly (avoids JavaScript timer bugs) 77 s.timeoutId = setTimeout( function(){compare(ev, $el, s, cfg);} , cfg.interval ); 78 } 79 }; 80 81 // triggers given `out` function at configured `timeout` after a mouseleave and clears state 82 var delay = function(ev,$el,s,out) { 83 delete $el.data('hoverIntent')[s.id]; 84 return out.apply($el[0],[ev]); 85 }; 86 87 $.fn.hoverIntent = function(handlerIn,handlerOut,selector) { 88 // instance ID, used as a key to store and retrieve state information on an element 89 var instanceId = INSTANCE_COUNT++; 90 91 // extend the default configuration and parse parameters 92 var cfg = $.extend({}, _cfg); 93 if ( $.isPlainObject(handlerIn) ) { 94 cfg = $.extend(cfg, handlerIn ); 95 } else if ($.isFunction(handlerOut)) { 96 cfg = $.extend(cfg, { over: handlerIn, out: handlerOut, selector: selector } ); 97 } else { 98 cfg = $.extend(cfg, { over: handlerIn, out: handlerIn, selector: handlerOut } ); 99 } 100 101 // A private function for handling mouse 'hovering' 102 var handleHover = function(e) { 103 // cloned event to pass to handlers (copy required for event object to be passed in IE) 104 var ev = $.extend({},e); 105 106 // the current target of the mouse event, wrapped in a jQuery object 107 var $el = $(this); 108 109 // read hoverIntent data from element (or initialize if not present) 110 var hoverIntentData = $el.data('hoverIntent'); 111 if (!hoverIntentData) { $el.data('hoverIntent', (hoverIntentData = {})); } 112 113 // read per-instance state from element (or initialize if not present) 114 var state = hoverIntentData[instanceId]; 115 if (!state) { hoverIntentData[instanceId] = state = { id: instanceId }; } 116 117 // state properties: 118 // id = instance ID, used to clean up data 119 // timeoutId = timeout ID, reused for tracking mouse position and delaying "out" handler 120 // isActive = plugin state, true after `over` is called just until `out` is called 121 // pX, pY = previously-measured pointer coordinates, updated at each polling interval 122 // namespace = string used as namespace for per-instance event management 123 124 // clear any existing timeout 125 if (state.timeoutId) { state.timeoutId = clearTimeout(state.timeoutId); } 126 127 // event namespace, used to register and unregister mousemove tracking 128 var namespace = state.namespace = '.hoverIntent'+instanceId; 129 130 // handle the event, based on its type 131 if (e.type === 'mouseenter') { 132 // do nothing if already active 133 if (state.isActive) { return; } 134 // set "previous" X and Y position based on initial entry point 135 state.pX = ev.pageX; state.pY = ev.pageY; 136 // update "current" X and Y position based on mousemove 137 $el.on('mousemove.hoverIntent'+namespace,track); 138 // start polling interval (self-calling timeout) to compare mouse coordinates over time 139 state.timeoutId = setTimeout( function(){compare(ev,$el,state,cfg);} , cfg.interval ); 140 } else { // "mouseleave" 141 // do nothing if not already active 142 if (!state.isActive) { return; } 143 // unbind expensive mousemove event 144 $el.off('mousemove.hoverIntent'+namespace,track); 145 // if hoverIntent state is true, then call the mouseOut function after the specified delay 146 state.timeoutId = setTimeout( function(){delay(ev,$el,state,cfg.out);} , cfg.timeout ); 147 } 148 }; 149 150 // listen for mouseenter and mouseleave 151 return this.on({'mouseenter.hoverIntent':handleHover,'mouseleave.hoverIntent':handleHover}, cfg.selector); 152 }; 153});
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