When one would hit `ENTER` after filtering the list of examples, the form would
be submitted and the filter would be gone after the page reload. By giving the
main search field the appropriate `name`-attribute, this is being solved.
This commit extends the generated Export constructors to support nested options objects. For example, this is now supported:
@exportObjectLiteralProperty ol.MapOptions.view ol.View|ol.View2DOptions|undefined
This specifies that the "view" property in the map options can reference an ol.View instance, an ol.View2DOptions literal object, or undefined. If the "view" property references an ol.View2DOptions literal object the ol.MapExport constructor will create an ol.View2DExport instance, and pass it to the parent constructor, ol.Map. In this way, extern types never cross the external/internal boundary. In other words, translations from non-renamed to renamed objects remain confined to the generated Export constructors.
the parsing of the wmts getCapabilities document require proj4js.
Also initialize common ol3 projections with ol.projection.addCommonProjections
so that it won't try to get EPSG:3857 from proj4js.
This change removes all changes that were anticipated here for
WMS GetFeatureInfo handling, including the IWMS interface and
the goog.provide for 'ol.tilegrid'. I'll create a separate pull
request for WMS GetFeatureInfo eventually, taking into account
the suggestions from the discussion in #402.
With this change, url functions are called in the scope of the
source they are configured for. This allows us to simplify the
url function generation for WMS, using a more generic
createFromParamsFunction factory, and the source's new params
member.
Note that there is also a new url member for WMS sources. This
is the WMS base url (the first one in case there is an array of
urls for faster tile access). This can be used for accessing
other WMS services (especially GetFeatureInfo).
We continue to inherit from goog.math.Vec2 instead of goog.math.Vec3
because goog.math.Vec2 better represents a position in space, with
appropriate functionality, whereas goog.math.Vec3 represents a direction
and magnitude.
