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1 <p id="classSummary"> | |
Jeffrey Yasskin
2013/07/27 03:00:29
Does this id do anything visible in the UI? Would
vadimt
2013/07/30 01:58:41
Done.
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2 To create a location watch, call $ref:location.watchLocation passing in | |
Andy
2013/07/30 00:56:06
Before you explain how to create a location watch,
vadimt
2013/07/30 01:58:41
Done.
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3 the location watch details via the <code>requestInfo</code> parameter: | |
4 </p> | |
5 | |
6 <pre>chrome.location.watchLocation(name, requestInfo);</pre> | |
7 <p> | |
8 You'll also need to add a listener | |
Andy
2013/07/30 00:56:06
Suggestion: "You'll also" --> "You also"
vadimt
2013/07/30 01:58:41
Done.
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9 to its <code>onChanged</code> event. | |
Andy
2013/07/30 00:56:06
What does "its" refer to here?
vadimt
2013/07/30 01:58:41
Done.
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10 Chrome will fire this event after you create your location watch. After this, | |
11 it will keep firing the event every time the geographical location of your | |
12 computer changes until you call $ref:location.clearWatch. | |
Andy
2013/07/30 00:56:06
Suggestion: "the geographical location of your com
vadimt
2013/07/30 01:58:41
Done.
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13 </p> | |
14 <p> | |
15 Here's sample code | |
16 to listen for location updates: | |
17 </p> | |
18 <pre> | |
19 chrome.location.onLocationUpdate.addListener(function(position) { | |
20 console.log(JSON.stringify(position)); | |
21 }); | |
22 </pre> | |
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