Events draw:editstart and draw:editstop added #175
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August 15, 2013 16:01
Two additional events are being fired upon activation/deactivation of the edit mode, similarly to `draw:drawstart` and `draw:drawstop`. I.e. when a user clicks on the edit or remove button, `draw:editstart` is being fired, and when the user presses "save", `draw:editstop` is being fired. With this it becomes possible to e.g. turn off a layer during editing and switch it back on when editing is finished.
Updated README.md documentation to contain the new signals. Fixed the name of the signal property from LayerType to handler.
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Events draw:editstart and draw:editstop added
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Two additional events are being fired upon activation/deactivation of the
edit mode, similarly to
draw:drawstartanddraw:drawstop. I.e. when auser clicks on the edit or remove button,
draw:editstartis being fired,and when the user presses "save",
draw:editstopis being fired.With this it becomes possible to e.g. turn off a layer during editing and
switch it back on when editing is finished.