> I mean it should be without barackets.
Yes, that is what Andrew is saying to you.
If you mean that your real example isn't like the snippets you are
posting here, then that is an excellent example of why posting
snippets instead of links is such a waste of everybody's time.
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You received t
thank you
Just after I sent my message, I noticed that "polyPoints[i] = [ new
GLatLng(data[i].list_gmaplat,
data[i].list_gmaplong ),]; " is wrong.
it should be polyPoints[i] = new GLatLng(data[i].list_gmaplat,
data[i].list_gmaplong );
I mean it should be without barackets.
On Jun 9, 3:43 pm,
On Jun 9, 1:32 pm, orkun wrote:
> Although they have same input values , one of them doesn't work.
>
> What might be the reason ?
Exactly the same reason as your previous posting. With your hard-coded
points, you are correctly constructing an array of GLatLng() objects.
With your loop, your arra
Hello
I have two point array.
They have same values. But they are generated differently.
One of them is generated by a loop as:
for (i=0; i< data.length; i++) {
polyPoints[i] = [ new GLatLng(data[i].list_gmaplat,
data[i].list_gmaplong ),];
//document.write(i,' -> ',polyPoints[
