mouseReleased

MouseReleased is an event in graphical user interface (GUI) programming that occurs when a mouse button is released after being pressed. This event is part of the mouse input handling system and is commonly used in event-driven programming paradigms. When a mouse button is released, the MouseReleased event is triggered, and the associated event handler is invoked. This handler can then execute specific actions based on the context of the application. The MouseReleased event is often used in conjunction with MousePressed and MouseClicked events to provide a comprehensive set of mouse interaction handling. The event provides detailed information about the mouse button that was released, the position of the mouse cursor at the time of release, and the state of modifier keys (such as Shift, Ctrl, or Alt) that were pressed during the event. This information can be utilized to implement various interactive features in GUI applications, such as drag-and-drop operations, button clicks, and context menu displays. The handling of MouseReleased events is crucial for creating responsive and intuitive user interfaces.