No matter what jshint says, these are not really properties, but string-indexed elements. We access them later with a string index that comes in the geometry.type property. I believe the code is clearer this way.
No matter what jshint says, these are not really properties, but string-indexed elements. We access them later with a string index that comes in the geometry.type property. I believe the code is clearer this way.
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