onMove
onMove is a generic event name used in software libraries to denote the moment or period when an input device or graphical element changes position. It is not a standardized protocol; rather, it is a convention adopted by multiple UI frameworks and toolkits to provide a callback or listener that responds to movement.
Usage commonly appears in interactive interfaces such as drag-and-drop, panning maps, or motion effects. In web
Event data associated with an onMove handler typically includes coordinates of the pointer, such as x and
Variability is common: the signature, firing frequency, and semantics of onMove differ across implementations. Some invoke