If you do this:
google.maps.event.addListener(polygon,"click",function(polyMouseEvent){
console.log(polyMouseEvent);
});
on a polygon, a click on the editing vertex (the circle control point),
fires the click event. If you add that same listener to a rectangle it
fails. I can post an example if necessary, is this known/expected? I
imagine this is related to the fact that the rectangle doesn't fire a
polyMouseEvent, but why not? I realize that no one is ever going to remove
any vertices, but I for one would like to know when a user has clicked the
editing vertex. Also is this the kind of question that should now go on
stackoverflow?
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