MOUSE_EXITED_TARGET: This event is generated when the mouse leaves a node.The event capture and bubbling phases do not take place for this event, that is, it is delivered only to the target node. MOUSE_EXITED: This event is generated when the mouse leaves a node.Unlike the MOUSE_ENTER event, the event capture and bubbling phases take place for this event. It is a variant of the MOUSE_ENTERED event type. MOUSE_ENTERED_TARGET: This event is generated when the mouse enters a node.That is, event filters and handlers of the parent nodes of the event target of this event are not called. The event capture and bubbling phases do not take place for this event. MOUSE_ENTERED: This event is generated when the mouse enters a node.MOUSE_MOVED: Moving the mouse without pressing any mouse buttons generates this event.The button should be pressed and released on the same node for this event to occur. MOUSE_CLICKED: This event is generated when a mouse button is clicked on a node.The MOUSE_RELEASED event will be delivered to the circle, not the node on which the mouse button was released. For example, you can press a mouse button on a circle, drag the mouse outside the circle, and release the mouse button. This event is delivered to the same node on which the mouse was pressed.
MOUSE_RELEASED: Releasing a mouse button generates this event.A mouse button is represented by the NONE, PRIMARY, MIDDLE, and SECONDARY constants defined in the MouseButton enum. The getButton() method of the MouseEvent class returns the mouse button that is responsible for the event. MOUSE_PRESSED: Pressing a mouse button generates this event.The InputEvent.ANY is the supertype of this event type. If a node wants to receive all types of mouse events, you would register handlers for this type. ANY: It is the supertype of all mouse event types.
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