support was added, tested, and documented by Andreas Hocevar, and I want to
thank him for the work he put into this patch. It looks pretty great. (This
is from ticket #736.)
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has been done in the NaturalDocs branch back to trunk. Thanks to everyone who
helped out in making this happen. (I could list people, but the list would
be long, and I'm already mentally on vacation.)
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maintenance related: this cleans up a global flag (_OPENLAYERS_SFL_), replacing
it with something in the OpenLayers namespace, and adds documentation/comments
to the code here that weren't before. Approved by El Chairman Uz.
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contains >= 2 periods" from fredj, who is a wonderful contributor who not only
wrote code, and tests, but upgraded all the existing control tests, because he
is just that full of awesome. (Thanks Fred!)
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with a single line, which is useful for the places in the code where we care
about what browser we're dealing with.
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test to break, because the destroy gets called before the layer loads, so the
features are attempted to be pushed into somethig that has been set to null.
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example georss file (grabbed from the new mapufacture, which is pretty).
Thanks, penyaskito!
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getLonLatFromViewPorPx should return null if no center is set (and, in the
future, throw a debug statement out there.) Closes#715.
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between 10,000 and 40,000. (It's hard to tell, since it crashes the browser
when you try.) The resulting behavior is that the browser crashes. This
wraps these values into Pixel regions, and doesn't draw features which fall
outside of them. (This sucks, but the result is the browser not crashing.)
This closes#669, and should be improved as described in #670 for 2.5.
If for some reason you know that the browser you're on can support larger
maxPixel values, you can adjust the maxPixel private variable on the
renderer. I believe that Opera and WebKit nightlies will work fine with
a larger maxPixel value. Changing this is encouraged *only* if you
are developer working on the code, because it can totally crash browsers
in a production environment.
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tschaub. This includes tests (hooray) and fixes issues with zooming a wfs
layer while you have a feature selected.
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CSS-based styling of the cursor on the map, rather than forcing 'default' after every
action. Tested in Safari, Opera, Firefox, IE7. Patch from Andreas Hocevar, #635. Thanks!
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minor modification: because features by default do nothing at all, change
the default cursor property (keep it at null) so that users aren't confused
when clicking has no affect. Thanks for the patch.
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var from OpenLayers.Tile's constructor." This has no affects other than to
let people know now that this behavior will change in future versions of
OpenLayers. #647.
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subcontrols. This will allow users to modify properties of the div -- for
example, adding a title element to the div. Access this property via
panel_div on the added control after addControls is called on the panel.
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always having a calculateOffset (which overwrites offset if it exists),
always have an offset. If people want calculateOffset, they can add it.
Reported by David Bitner.
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also reported on the users mailing list. The problem appears to be that Firefox
has poor support for circles of very small radius -- below about .0002. Since
units were in geographic units, this just didn't work so well. So:
* Change coordinate space to be pixel based.
* Make all x/y operations divided by resolution
* add getComponentsString, getShortString helpers
* Redraw nodes totally on every 'reprojectNode' call
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* Add a 'style' property to the layer.
* When a feature is added to a layer, either uses the style on the
layer, or uses the default feature style.
* Add test to Layer.Vector for this funcionality
* Adds a preFeatureInsert hook to change a feature *before*
drawing it.
* Change openmnnd demo to include the use of preFeatureInsert
and style attribute on layer.
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the innerHTML still prevents the memory leak, but unregistering in this way
doesn't do the right thing. remove it.
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memory associated with those images. This completes #581, and reduces the
memory used by applications where adding and removing of many markers
is used.
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but it's not working for me at the moment, so I'm going to trust that the
rest of our testing process will find this at the moment, since the panzoom
is obvious enough that people will see it if it breaks :)
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* code was only ever removing the first event listener from each element
on unload cache (for loop instead of while)
* code was frequently not removing observers because their associated
elements have already been removed
These two are fixed by this patch. Combined with the previous commits to
setting events, this should fix the memory leaks demonstrated by the 'drip'
tool for IE.
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events. This removes a number of minor memory leaks with creating/destroying
popups, layers, features, and markers.
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Woodbridge, tests written by Paul Spencer and some reworking done. Thanks
to both Paul and Steve for this code. (Closes #526.)
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mousewheel functionality we had in earlier releases in a similar way, rewritten
for handlers. (The benefit of handlers in this case is that handlers are
write-once, use many, so the next mousewheel thing we get will *also* be able
to use this code.)
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crschmidt