[OpenLayers-Commits] r11546 - in trunk/doc/library: . controls

[commits-20090109 at openlayers.org]

Author: crschmidt
Date: 2011-02-26 02:05:43 -0800 (Sat, 26 Feb 2011)
New Revision: 11546

Added:
   trunk/doc/library/mobile.rst
Removed:
   trunk/doc/library/controls/mobile.rst
Log:
Move mobile docs up a level


Deleted: trunk/doc/library/controls/mobile.rst
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--- trunk/doc/library/controls/mobile.rst	2011-02-26 09:56:43 UTC (rev 11545)
+++ trunk/doc/library/controls/mobile.rst	2011-02-26 10:05:43 UTC (rev 11546)
@@ -1,50 +0,0 @@
-Mobile Browsing Controls
-++++++++++++++++++++++++
-
-Mobile browsing generally demands a different method of map navigation. 
-OpenLayers built in Navigation and TouchNavigation controls attempt to 
-handle this appropriately by default, using whatever events are available
-in the browser in use.
-
-These controls were added after OpenLayers 2.10.
-
-Map Dragging
-------------
-
-Browsers which support touch events (touchstart/touchmove/touchend) will
-support dragging the map by touch, in the same way that you can generally
-navigate other map applications on these platforms.
-
-Both the Navigation Control and the TouchNavigation Control support 
-this method of moving.
-
-Pinch Zoom
-----------
-
-On devices which support multiple touch events, it is possible to zoom
-the map by pinching in or out. This is provided by Control.PinchZoom,
-which uses Handler.PinchZoom internally.
-
-Both the Navigation Control and the TouchNavigation Control include
-this method of zooming by default.
-
-Tap Panning
------------
-
-In order to support touch browsers which do not support touch events, 
-OpenLayers attempts to support 'tap panning', or panning to the center of
-a tap on the map. Combined with a set of zoom controls, this makes it
-possible for these types of browser to navigate the map.
-
-This functionality is enabled by default. To disable it explicitly (if you
-find it is enabled in cases you would not otherwise expect it to be),
-you can set {'clickOptions': {'tap': false}} in the Navigation control
-options.
-
-There are some mobile devices which behave very similar to browsers with
-regard to taps; if you have a more advanced detection mechanism for
-finding these browsers and wish to enable tap-pan navigation explicitly,
-you can do so by passing true as the tap click option.
-
-In general, devices which support tap but not touch will zoom on a double
-click. There is not generally any way to prevent this behavior.

Copied: trunk/doc/library/mobile.rst (from rev 11411, trunk/doc/library/controls/mobile.rst)
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--- trunk/doc/library/mobile.rst	                        (rev 0)
+++ trunk/doc/library/mobile.rst	2011-02-26 10:05:43 UTC (rev 11546)
@@ -0,0 +1,50 @@
+Mobile Browsing Controls
+++++++++++++++++++++++++
+
+Mobile browsing generally demands a different method of map navigation. 
+OpenLayers built in Navigation and TouchNavigation controls attempt to 
+handle this appropriately by default, using whatever events are available
+in the browser in use.
+
+These controls were added after OpenLayers 2.10.
+
+Map Dragging
+------------
+
+Browsers which support touch events (touchstart/touchmove/touchend) will
+support dragging the map by touch, in the same way that you can generally
+navigate other map applications on these platforms.
+
+Both the Navigation Control and the TouchNavigation Control support 
+this method of moving.
+
+Pinch Zoom
+----------
+
+On devices which support multiple touch events, it is possible to zoom
+the map by pinching in or out. This is provided by Control.PinchZoom,
+which uses Handler.PinchZoom internally.
+
+Both the Navigation Control and the TouchNavigation Control include
+this method of zooming by default.
+
+Tap Panning
+-----------
+
+In order to support touch browsers which do not support touch events, 
+OpenLayers attempts to support 'tap panning', or panning to the center of
+a tap on the map. Combined with a set of zoom controls, this makes it
+possible for these types of browser to navigate the map.
+
+This functionality is enabled by default. To disable it explicitly (if you
+find it is enabled in cases you would not otherwise expect it to be),
+you can set {'clickOptions': {'tap': false}} in the Navigation control
+options.
+
+There are some mobile devices which behave very similar to browsers with
+regard to taps; if you have a more advanced detection mechanism for
+finding these browsers and wish to enable tap-pan navigation explicitly,
+you can do so by passing true as the tap click option.
+
+In general, devices which support tap but not touch will zoom on a double
+click. There is not generally any way to prevent this behavior.