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## Uses of Class
com.google.gwt.dom.client.EventTarget

Packages that use EventTarget
com.google.gwt.dom.client | Classes for low-level DOM programming.
com.google.gwt.event.dom.client | Types related to DOM events.

Uses of EventTarget in com.google.gwt.dom.client

Methods in com.google.gwt.dom.client that return EventTarget
`EventTarget` | `DOMImplTrident.eventGetCurrentTarget(NativeEvent event)`
`EventTarget` | `DOMImplStandardBase.eventGetCurrentTarget(NativeEvent event)`
`EventTarget` | `DOMImpl.eventGetCurrentTarget(NativeEvent event)`
`EventTarget` | `DOMImplTrident.eventGetRelatedTarget(NativeEvent evt)`
`EventTarget` | `DOMImplStandard.eventGetRelatedTarget(NativeEvent evt)`
`EventTarget` | `DOMImplMozilla.eventGetRelatedTarget(NativeEvent evt)`
`abstract EventTarget` | `DOMImpl.eventGetRelatedTarget(NativeEvent nativeEvent)`
`EventTarget` | `DOMImplWebkit.eventGetTarget(NativeEvent evt)` Webkit events sometimes target the text node inside of the element instead of the element itself, so we need to get the parent of the text node.
`EventTarget` | `DOMImplTrident.eventGetTarget(NativeEvent evt)`
`EventTarget` | `DOMImplStandard.eventGetTarget(NativeEvent evt)`
`abstract EventTarget` | `DOMImpl.eventGetTarget(NativeEvent evt)`
`EventTarget` | `NativeEvent.getCurrentEventTarget()` Gets the current target element of this event.
`EventTarget` | `NativeEvent.getEventTarget()` Returns the element that was the actual target of the given event.
`EventTarget` | `NativeEvent.getRelatedEventTarget()` Gets the related target for this event.
`EventTarget` | `Touch.getTarget()` Gets the target element for the current touch.
`EventTarget` | `DOMImpl.touchGetTarget(Touch touch)`

Uses of EventTarget in com.google.gwt.event.dom.client

Methods in com.google.gwt.event.dom.client that return EventTarget
`EventTarget` | `MouseOverEvent.getRelatedTarget()` Gets the target from which the mouse pointer was moved.
`EventTarget` | `MouseOutEvent.getRelatedTarget()` Gets the target to which the mouse pointer was moved.

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