Simplification:
[...]
> function apply( object, method )
> { return function()
> { return method.apply( object, arguments );
> } }
[...]
> return apply( object, method );
[...]
The apply() / methodCallback() magic is a part of the API,
google.maps.Event.callback() has the same effect. I did
not test it with an *incompatible* browser, but it can be
used before the map is created.
OTOH an experiment to replace window.onunload = GUnload
by google.maps.Event.addDomListener() failed. Having fun
with JS, what I really want is the trick to enable public
transit info. Where do they hide this nice feature?
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