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How to detect click and move of point?
See original GitHub issueI want to run a function only after a click or move of a point A has been done by the user.
I could not find this information in the docs.
Maybe mover() is one way to do it? However, if(mover() == "A", /* do stuff */) does not work.
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The console for
csconsole: nullis the web developer console.Anyway, with the next release of CindyJS (or https://cindyjs.org/dist/snapshot/Cindy.js),
Not moving anything at the momentwill not be shown anymore: https://github.com/CindyJS/CindyJS/commit/eb21b529bc200b7c4295eb1356d4b7d5dcb6b699moveris the operator you are looking for. It yields a handle to the GeoObject and its name is just a property. Comparingmover().nameshould work.