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| +<p id="classSummary">
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| + To create a location watch, call $ref:location.watchLocation passing in
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| + the location watch details via the <code>requestInfo</code> parameter:
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| +</p>
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| +<pre>chrome.location.watchLocation(name, requestInfo);</pre>
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| +<p>
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| + You'll also need to add a listener
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| + to its <code>onChanged</code> event.
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| + Chrome will fire this event after you create your location watch. After this,
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| + it will keep firing the event every time the geographical location of your
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| + computer changes until you call $ref:location.clearWatch.
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| +</p>
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| +<p>
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| + Here's sample code
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| + to listen for location updates:
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| +</p>
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| +<pre>
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| + chrome.location.onLocationUpdate.addListener(function(position) {
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| + console.log(JSON.stringify(position));
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| + });
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| +</pre>
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