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W |
| warn, OpenLayers. Console
| wrapDateLine OpenLayers. Bounds OpenLayers. LonLat
| write OpenLayers. Format. Filter OpenLayers. Format. GeoJSON OpenLayers. Format. GeoRSS OpenLayers. Format.GML OpenLayers. Format.JSON OpenLayers. Format.KML OpenLayers. Format.OSM OpenLayers. Format.SLD OpenLayers. Format.WMC OpenLayers. Format.XML
Z |
| Z_ORDER_DRAWING_ORDER, OpenLayers. ElementsIndexer. IndexingMethods
| Z_ORDER_Y_ORDER, OpenLayers. ElementsIndexer. IndexingMethods
| zoomIn, OpenLayers.Map
| zoomOut, OpenLayers.Map
| zoomTo, OpenLayers.Map
| zoomToExtent, OpenLayers.Map
| zoomToMaxExtent, OpenLayers.Map
| zoomToScale, OpenLayers.Map

> warn: function()

Writes a message to the console with the visual “warning” icon and color coding and a hyperlink to the line where it was called.

> wrapDateLine: function( | maxExtent,
> | options | )

> wrapDateLine: function( | maxExtent | )

> write: function( | filter,
> | options | )

Write an ogc:Filter given a filter object.

> write: function( | obj,
> | pretty | )

Serialize a feature, geometry, array of features into a GeoJSON string.

> write: function( | features | )

Accept Feature Collection, and return a string.

> write: function( | features | )

Generate a GML document string given a list of features.

> write: function( | value,
> | pretty | )

Serialize an object into a JSON string.

> write: function( | features | )

Accept Feature Collection, and return a string.

> write: function( | features | )

Takes a list of features, returns a serialized OSM format file for use in tools like JOSM.

> write: function( | sld,
> | options | )

Write a SLD document given a list of styles.

> write: function( | obj,
> | options | )

Write a WMC document given a map.

> write: function( | node | )

Serialize a DOM node into a XML string.

> Z_ORDER_DRAWING_ORDER: function( | indexer,
> | newNode,
> | nextNode | )

This method orders nodes by their z-index, but does so in a way that, if there are other nodes with the same z-index, the newest drawn will be the front most within that z-index.

> Z_ORDER_Y_ORDER: function( | indexer,
> | newNode,
> | nextNode | )

This one should really be called Z_ORDER_Y_ORDER_DRAWING_ORDER, as it best describes which ordering methods have precedence (though, the name would be too long).

> zoomIn: function()

> zoomOut: function()

> zoomTo: function( | zoom | )

Zoom to a specific zoom level

> zoomToExtent: function( | bounds,
> | closest | )

Zoom to the passed in bounds, recenter

> zoomToMaxExtent: function( | options | )

Zoom to the full extent and recenter.

> zoomToScale: function( | scale,
> | closest | )

Zoom to a specified scale
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