1. registerMethod("mouseEvent", this);

1. public class MouseEvent extends Event {

   static public final int PRESS = 1;

   static public final int RELEASE = 2;

   static public final int CLICK = 3;

   static public final int DRAG = 4;

   static public final int MOVE = 5;

   static public final int ENTER = 6;

   static public final int EXIT = 7;

1.  switch (event.getID()) { case MouseEvent.MOUSE_PRESSED:

1. e.getNative();

• Get the platform-native event object. This might be the java.awt event on the desktop, though if you're using OpenGL on the desktop it'll be a NEWT event that JOGL uses. Android events are something else altogether. Bottom line, use this only if you know what you're doing, and don't make assumptions about the class type.