BaseClass

The BaseClass constructor is guaranteed to be an empty function, and so you may inherit from BaseClass by simply writing MySubclass.prototype = new plugin.google.maps.BaseClass();. Unless otherwise noted, this is not true of other classes in the API, and inheriting from other classes in the API is not supported.

Map, Marker, Circle, Polyline, Polygon, Tile Overlay, Ground Overlay and Kml Overlay classes inherit BaseClass.

###Example First, create MyClass inherited BaseClass.

var MyClass = function() {
  plugin.google.maps.BaseClass.apply(this);
};
MyClass.prototype = new plugin.google.maps.BaseClass();

Second, create an instance of MyClass; "myObject". The myObject watches "BUTTON_CLICK" event.

var myObject = new MyClass();
myObject.addEventListener("BUTTON_CLICK", function(buttonId) {
  alert("BUTTON_CLICK: " + buttonId);
});

You can trigger your custom event using trigger.

var button = document.getElementById("button");
button.addEventListener("click", function() {
  myObject.trigger("BUTTON_CLICK", button.id);
});

addEventListener() and removeEventListener()

In order to watch an event, you need to add an event listener.

map.addEventListener(plugin.google.maps.event.MAP_CLICK, onMapClicked);

function onMapClicked(latLng) {
  var map = this;
  alert(latLng. toUrlValue());
}

Removing the event listener, you need to specify the listener function with the event name.

map.removeEventListener(plugin.google.maps.event.MAP_CLICK, onMapClicked);

If you want to remove all event listeners for the event, you can omit the listener.

map.removeEventListener(plugin.google.maps.event.MAP_CLICK);

Or, if you want to remove all event listeners, you can omit the parameters.

map.removeEventListener();

on() and off() are the same as addEventListener() and removeEventListener().

trigger()

You can dispatch your event with your data. This is useful to write down your code separately.

function onMyEvent(data1, data2) {
  var map = this;
  alert(data1 + " " + data2);
}

map.on("my event", onMyEvent);

map.trigger("my event", "Hello", "World");

set() and get()

You can set your value for own purpose using set() method.

map.set("message", "Hello");

Then you can get the value.

alert(map.get("message"));

_changed event

(property name)_changed event occurs when the value is changed for the property name.

map.set("message", "Hello");

map.on("message_changed", function() {
  alert("new message: " + this.get("message");
});

map.set("message", "world");

Base Class Reference

Method	Return value	Description
addListener(eventName:string, handler:Function)	void	Adds the given listener function to the given event name.
addListenerOnce(eventName:string, handler:Function)	void	Adds the given listener function to the given event name. This event listener works only at once.
get(key:string)	*	Gets a value.
set(key:string, value:*)	void	Sets a value.
removeEventListener(eventName?:string, callback?:function)	void	Remove the event listener. If you omit both parameters, all event listeners that added to the object are removed.
one(eventName:string, handler:Function)	void	Alias of addListener.
on(eventName:string, handler:Function)	void	Alias of addListenerOnce.
off(eventName?:string, callback?:function)	void	Alias of removeEventListener.
empty()	void	Clear all stored values
trigger(eventName:string, parameters...)	void	Dispatch an event with given name and parameters.