Saturday, October 28, 2006

GEvents

There is an easy to read section in api.js. The one where string variables are introduced (2.67):

var Bb="newcopyright";
var mf="blur";
var X="click",
bd="contextmenu",
Ca="dblclick";
var nf="error";
var ce="keydown",
de="keypress",
of="keyup",
cd="load",
Da="mousedown",
xc="mousemove",
Ea="mouseout",
Ma="mouseup",
he="mousewheel",
ie="DOMMouseScroll";
var sf="unload",
yc="remove",
Va="mouseover",
Yd="closeclick",
fe="maximizeclick",
ke="restoreclick",
ge="maximizeend",
rf="restoreend",
pf="maxtab",
Wd="animate",
Vd="addmaptype",
lf="addoverlay",
Xd="clearoverlays",
Zd="infowindowbeforeclose",
be="infowindowprepareopen",
$d="infowindowclose",
ae="infowindowopen",
Kb="maptypechanged",
qa="moveend",
Lb="movestart",
je="removemaptype",
qf="removeoverlay",
Wa="resize",
tf="zoom",
dd="zoomend",
le="zooming",
me="zoomrangechange",
ne="zoomstart",
ub="dragstart",
tb="drag",
Ua="dragend",
vb="move",
wc="clearlisteners";
var vc="changed";
var ee="logclick";

Most of them are known GEvents but there are a few strings that I have no idea about. They are not necessarily GEvents but it is very easy to try that. I have to find time to create the event test pages further on. For instance info window has GEvents now.

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