Roel Arents

You could add this destroy function to the jSlider prototype: ``` javascript /** * Destroys this slider. * Code borrowed a bit from JavaScriptMVC Controller */ jSlider.prototype.destroy = function() {...

You can already set the callback function which is called on mouseup. If you want a 'slidden' event, modify the jSliderPointer.prototype.onmouseup function like this: ``` javascript jSliderPointer.prototype.onmouseup = function( evt...

I understand your objections and I agree. Maybe a new type could be added to go-spatial/geom, called a "MultiGeometry" or "MixedGeometry" or "AnyGeometry" or something. I also considered adding a...

@gdey done and thanks

After some profiling I conclude that opening the GDAL Dataset (multiple times, especially concurrently) is the bottleneck. I think that the dataset should be opened once (in the `connected` or...

> Would be great to have a little proof of concept as standalone GDAL example. (Sorry to bump this. I should have responded earlier.) I agree that would be useful....

I could. But _[Azure SDK for JS](https://github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-js)_, used as client in the existing tests, [does not send an empty delimiter](https://github.com/Azure/azure-sdk-for-js/blob/ef9938adc878c5da90442a733aa800ccc5eddc20/sdk/storage/storage-blob/src/ContainerClient.ts#L1786). I'd have to write a test at lower level (http)....

I think it's unlikely. And one shouldn't be keeping those credentials in the config anyway I think. So a note in the docs seems sufficient to me.

Where should I put it exactly? I've added it in the azureblob docs now, in the emulator paragraph at the bottom.

By the way: instead of the additional `use_emulator` I would actually prefer that the full `endpoint` could be overridden. That saves an extra parameter in e.g. a production/test situation where...