How to detect element transformation type (scale, move, rotate) for rotated elements depending on cursor position?

I've made a few assumptions here. I've assumed that the object is rectangular and two-dimensional (no 3D rotations). I have assumed that this is the only object that can be transformed to simplify things.

Also, from the comments on the other answer, I understand that the dimensions of the object (eX, eY, eW, eH) are still listed as being the same after the rotation.

If you use the mouseX/mouseY properties of the object you are transforming instead of those of it's parent (or the stage for that matter) you will get them in the objects coordinate space. Thus, you will never have to worry about rotation or scaling, and can keep your code pretty much as it is.

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