>
> Is this what you are trying to
> do?http://www.geocodezip.com/v3_polygon_example_donut.html
> (v3 code, doesn't use the google.maps.Circle though)
>
Sort of. But more with circles side by side or overlapping. I am
looking to use a spherical cap (circle class) as it is more accurate
at extrem
Sorry, your right. My code is in v2.
I can switch to v3 for this problem, but the original question still
remains.
I am working off of: http://koti.mbnet.fi/ojalesa/v3/circleAndBounds.htm
The circle created is a spherical cap, which is important at more
extreme latitudes and for larger circles.
A similar question is: is it possible to create more than one circle on a
map using the circle class? Can the Overlay method add the circle generated
by the circle class?
i..e circle.setMap(map); works
map.addOverlay(circle); doesn't
or does GPolygon have to be used for this.
Thanks.
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