Once you find the nearest, say, 10, straight line distances, you can
make one GDirections request with 19 waypoints. From User to P1 to User
to P2 to User to P3 etc.
Then read the data back from alternate GRoutes. Something like this:
var shortDist = Infinity;
var shortIndex;
for (var i=0; i<gdir.getNumRoutes(); i+=2) {
var dist = gdir.getRoute[i];
if (dist < shortDist) {
shortDist = dist;
shortIndex = i/2;
}
}
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