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Rename source.VectorEvent(*) to source.Vector.Event(*)

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Marc Jansen
2016-09-02 14:29:15 +02:00
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@@ -190,7 +190,7 @@ Now let's try a more complicated example: [`heatmaps-earthquakes`](http://openla
"ol.format.KML",
"ol.layer.Heatmap#getSource",
"ol.source.Vector#on",
"ol.source.VectorEvent#feature",
"ol.source.Vector.Event#feature",
"ol.Feature#get",
"ol.Feature#set",
"ol.layer.Tile",
@@ -217,7 +217,7 @@ Now let's try a more complicated example: [`heatmaps-earthquakes`](http://openla
}
```
The exports are given here in the order in which they occur in the `heatmaps-earthquakes` example's JavaScript code. In this example we not only use the `ol.` functions and constructors, but also `prototype` methods where the `ol` namespace is not directly used. In the code, we have for example `vector.getSource().on()`. This means we are using the `getSource` method of `layer.Heatmap` and the `on` method of `source.KML`, so this is what has to be exported. Similarly, `event.feature.get()` means we are using the `feature` property of `source.VectorEvent` and the `get` method of `Feature`. If any of these names are left out, the compile will complete successfully, but the missing names will be obfuscated and you will get a 'property undefined' error when you try and run the script.
The exports are given here in the order in which they occur in the `heatmaps-earthquakes` example's JavaScript code. In this example we not only use the `ol.` functions and constructors, but also `prototype` methods where the `ol` namespace is not directly used. In the code, we have for example `vector.getSource().on()`. This means we are using the `getSource` method of `layer.Heatmap` and the `on` method of `source.KML`, so this is what has to be exported. Similarly, `event.feature.get()` means we are using the `feature` property of `source.Vector.Event` and the `get` method of `Feature`. If any of these names are left out, the compile will complete successfully, but the missing names will be obfuscated and you will get a 'property undefined' error when you try and run the script.
As this example uses a vector layer it is necessary to remove `"ol.ENABLE_VECTOR=false"` in the `define` section of the configuration.