@@ -9546,7 +9546,7 @@ google.maps.Size.prototype.width;
95469546
95479547/**
95489548 * Compares two Sizes.
9549- * @param {google.maps.Size} other
9549+ * @param {! google.maps.Size|null } other
95509550 * @return {boolean}
95519551 */
95529552google.maps.Size.prototype.equals = function(other) {};
@@ -12828,69 +12828,6 @@ google.maps.drawing.OverlayType = {
1282812828 RECTANGLE: 'rectangle',
1282912829};
1283012830
12831- /**
12832- * @const
12833- */
12834- google.maps.elevation = {};
12835-
12836- /**
12837- * Available only in the v=alpha channel: https://goo.gle/js-alpha-channel.
12838- *
12839- * An HTML element that visually displays elevation data. Set the element's
12840- * <code>path</code> property to show a graph of elevation along the path. To
12841- * use the Elevation Element, enable the <a
12842- * href="https://console.cloud.google.com/marketplace/product/google/placewidgets.googleapis.com"
12843- * >Places UI Kit API</a> for your project in the Google Cloud console.
12844- *
12845- * Access by calling `const {ElevationElement} = await
12846- * google.maps.importLibrary("elevation")`. See
12847- * https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/libraries.
12848- * @param {!google.maps.elevation.ElevationElementOptions=} options
12849- * @implements {google.maps.elevation.ElevationElementOptions}
12850- * @extends {HTMLElement}
12851- * @constructor
12852- */
12853- google.maps.elevation.ElevationElement = function(options) {};
12854-
12855- /**
12856- * The path along which to show elevation data. Line segments will be
12857- * interpolated in between the points of the array; even a small number of
12858- * points will still produce a detailed elevation graph. <br> If only one point
12859- * is provided, the widget will show the elevation number for that point.
12860- * @type {!Array<!google.maps.LatLng|!google.maps.LatLngLiteral|!google.maps.LatLngAltitude>|null|undefined}
12861- */
12862- google.maps.elevation.ElevationElement.prototype.path;
12863-
12864- /**
12865- * Determines if elevation will be shown in feet/miles or meters/km. If
12866- * undefined, the widget will default to the preferred unit system for the
12867- * region specified in the API loader.
12868- * @type {!google.maps.UnitSystem|null|undefined}
12869- */
12870- google.maps.elevation.ElevationElement.prototype.unitSystem;
12871-
12872-
12873-
12874- /**
12875- * Available only in the v=alpha channel: https://goo.gle/js-alpha-channel.
12876- *
12877- * Options for <code>ElevationElement</code>.
12878- * @record
12879- */
12880- google.maps.elevation.ElevationElementOptions = function() {};
12881-
12882- /**
12883- * See {@link google.maps.elevation.ElevationElement.path}
12884- * @type {!Array<!google.maps.LatLng|!google.maps.LatLngLiteral>|null|undefined}
12885- */
12886- google.maps.elevation.ElevationElementOptions.prototype.path;
12887-
12888- /**
12889- * See {@link google.maps.elevation.ElevationElement.unitSystem}
12890- * @type {!google.maps.UnitSystem|null|undefined}
12891- */
12892- google.maps.elevation.ElevationElementOptions.prototype.unitSystem;
12893-
1289412831/**
1289512832 * @const
1289612833 */
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