authors.txt file. In reality, MetaCarta does not own copyright to these files,
they merely have a right to distribute them under the license terms agreed to
by the contributors. At this point, there is no longer any reference to
MetaCarta as a copyright holder in the OpenLayers project, only to its
individual contributors via the authors.txt file.
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Add @requires statements to pull it in everywhere it is needed. Since Console
is so small -- 634 bytes -- this should have a limited impact on anyone with a
custom build profile. (Closes#1549)
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externalProjection properties. These allow for the reprojection of data --
OpenLayers users with SphericalMercator get this built in for EPSG:900913, and
other users can use the external proj4js library available from MapBuilder SVN
to add support for any number of projections. This means that featres can be,
for example, transformed from a KML doc in 4326 to Spherical Mercator before
being added to a layer, making using SphericalMercator slightly more enticing.
r=elemoine
(Closes#1039)
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go ahead and commit this (relatively lighttweight) patch to the code so that
the projection library base API is there, even though for the most part, it's
not usable yet. This changes map.projection from being a string to being a
class, with a projCode on it. (Closes#1035)
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catch it because they were all minimal unit tests -- so they never hooked
up features to layers with projections. This fixes the createCRSObject
function, including updated documentation, and includes tests for regression.
(Pullup #1062)
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