if you want to get a little fancy... here's a closure that returns a
class object with getter/setter methods to private variable used to
determine the click handler's behavior-
var userChoiceClickHandler = function(){
var userChoice = "1";
var clickHandler = GEvent.addListener(map, "click", function(){
switch (true) {
case (userChoice === "1"):
alert("1");
break;
case (userChoice === "2"):
alert("2");
break;
default:
alert("whoops no option");
}
});
return {
getUserChoice: function(){
return userChoice;
},
setUserChoice: function(newValue){
userChoice = newValue;
},
clickHandler: clickHandler
}
}();
userChoiceClickHandler.setUserChoice("2");
On Oct 14, 9:27 pm, Rossko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I had always assumed that when the map was loaded all associated
> > listener's were loaded and that you could not dynamically reselect the
> > ones you want executed at runtime. Instead, one would have to remove
> > the listeners "GEvent.removeListener(handle)" and add new ones as
> > required. Is this the best way?
>
> Why not have one 'permanent' click listener that acts differently
> depending on the conditions in force at the time it is called?
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