Loop through the GRoutes. Look at the first GStep in each GRoute and use
.getPolyLineIndex() to find out which part of the polyline corresponds
to each GRoute.
Copy the points for each GRoute out of the polyline, using .getVertex()
and create an array of polylines just like the one that you had when the
user was creating the route.
Remember that you'll need to set {getSteps:true} to obtain the GSteps if
you're not displaying a directions panel.
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