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This will work if I add constructor for google.maps.Map by myself.
Change the above code to:
goog.provide('MyMap');
MyMap = function(mapDiv, opts){
this.constructor.superClass_.constructor = google.maps.Map;
goog.base(this, mapDiv, opts);
}
goog.inherits(MyMap, google.maps.Map);
var myMap = new MyMap(div, opts);
This will working correct, but it doen't look like the right way to do
things.
Is there any reason we don't assign constructor for google.maps.Map at
first place ?
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