On Dec 28, 4:10 pm, donb <[email protected]> wrote:
> How exactly does one DO that so it is acceptable to GPolygon()? I
> swapped out an array of GLatLng with an array like this:
>
> [{"x":"-85.9375839233398440","y":"39.9271392822265630"},
> {"x":"-85.9373779296875000"},"y":"39.9264373779296870"]
>
> (this is shortened to two points for illustration purposes) in my call
> to GPolygon() and I get nothing at all, despite it working perfectly
> (although slowly) with an array of GLatLng.
>
> don
A little late to the conversation. Sorry.
For a simple example, look at:
www.polyarc.us/polyfix
If you use quotes, you will have to use "eval". If you drop the
quotes, it ought to work.
Instead of "parseFloat(whatever)", you can use "whatever-0". If
"whatever" is a string, it will be converted to a floating point
number. If "whatever" is already a floating point number, it will do
nothing.
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