Tim Schaub
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Strategy and protocol ndoc cleanup. (see #1738)
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2008-09-17 17:30:01 +00:00 |
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Éric Lemoine
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d7ab2c0f60
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Layer.Vector.removeMap must deactivate the strategies, r=fredj (closes #1649)
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2008-08-05 13:59:12 +00:00 |
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Frédéric Junod
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a3ffb5734c
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OpenLayers.Strategy destroy() nullify options property. r=elemoine (closes #1657)
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2008-08-04 12:25:47 +00:00 |
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Tim Schaub
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360d7412f0
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Adding strategy and protocol base classes for better vector behavior. This just sets the common API for strategy and protocol. In general, a vector layer can have many strategies. A setLayer method gets called on each of these layers. When a layer is added to a map, any strategies on that layer get activated. When the layer is destroyed, any strategies get destroyed (this could be changed to deactivate for symmetry). A vector layer may also have a protocol. A protocol is typically constructed with a format. The layer doesn't need to know about the format. The protocol doesn't need to know about the layer. Strategies coordinate feature management for a layer. Specific strategies and protocols to follow. r=crschmidt (closes #1646)
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2008-07-31 21:27:35 +00:00 |
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