the ^ event will trigger first, and then the regular event will also trigger, unless haltdef/halt is used in the ^ event.
Hmm, are you saying that halting a ^ event will halt the regular event from being processed as well? Can you reconfirm this? The help file says:
The ^ events don't replace your existing events; your normal events are independent and are still processed whether there is a ^ event in a script or not.
That would be a more interesting help file contradiction to look at, and may even be a bug.
