Hi,
I am trying to make use of Panes to control wich overlays stay on top
of the others. But it seems that the indexes are not being taken in
consideration. Look at this code:
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var polygon1:Polygon = new Polygon([
new LatLng(10,10),
new LatLng(20,10),
new LatLng(20,20),
new LatLng(10,20),
new LatLng(10,10)], new PolygonOptions({fillStyle: new
FillStyle({color:Color.RED,alpha:1})}));
var polygon2:Polygon = new Polygon([
new LatLng(10,10),
new LatLng(15,10),
new LatLng(15,15),
new LatLng(10,15),
new LatLng(10,10)], new PolygonOptions({fillStyle: new
FillStyle({color:Color.BLUE,alpha:1})}));
var pane1:IPane = map.getPaneManager().createPane(20);
var pane2:IPane = map.getPaneManager().createPane(10);
pane1.addOverlay(polygon1);
pane2.addOverlay(polygon2);
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The two polygons overlay and are in different panes with different
index.
With this I would expect that the polygon1 stay over polygon 2, but
no. If I set the pane index the other way around, there is also no
change.
I tried using the updatePosition but also no luck.
Finally the only thing that I managed to make work was using
map.getPaneManager().placePaneAt(pane1,10);
But this also has very curious effects. It does not matter what index
you give as parameter, this method will place the referenced pane on
top of the others.
Any idea of what is going on? Maybe I do not understand correctly
panes? A little bit more of documentation about them would also help.
Thanks again,
Javier.
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