> I have a hunch that Berry meant { lat:nnn, lng:nnn }, not { x:nnn, y:nnn }.
> You might try that and see if it works better.
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Hmm. So this is the "usual" way (shortened, not working):
points.push(new GLatLng(southWest.lat() + latSpan * Math.random(),
southWest.lng() + lngSpan *
Math.random()));
....
var polygonGreen = new GPolygon(points, lineColor, lineThickness,
lineOpacity, "#00FF00", 0.
In all samples, working with JSON objects, even points have been coded
as encoded polylines, like this:
new GPolygon.fromEncoded({ polylines: [ {points:
"ihglFxjiuMkAeSzMkHbJxMqFfQaOoB", levels: "PFHFGP", color: "#0000ff",
opacity: 0.7, weight: 3, numLevels: 18, zoomFactor: 2}, {points:
"cbglFhciuMY{FtDqBfCvD{AbFgEm@", levels: "PDFDEP", color: "#0000ff",
opacity: 0.7, weight: 3, numLevels: 18, zoomFactor: 2}], fill: true,
color: "#0000ff", opacity: 0.4, outline: true });
So there is neither a "{ x:nnn, y:nnn }" nor a "{ lat:nnn, lng:nnn }".
What do I miss here?
> -Mike
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