I've been looking at the differences between Polygons and Circle
overlays and how/when to use them.
One thing that came up in my experiments is that it is very easy to
bind a Circle overlay to a marker and then drag the marker to move the
circle, but I can't see a similar way to drag and move a Polygon.
Circle centre bound to marker position:
myCircle.bindTo('center', myMarker, 'position');
Does anyone know if there is a way to bind a property on the polygon
to the marker position that I'm overlooking?
I can see another way to make a Polygon draggable would be to set
click and drag-end events on the Polygon, work out the distance moved,
then use MVCArray getEach to add this distance to each point in the
Polygon, but wondering if there is a simpler/more elegant way.
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