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src/canvas/pixelmapFeature.js
src/canvas/pixelmapFeature.js
@@ -10,8 +10,8 @@ var util = require('../util');
* @typedef {object} geo.pixelmapFeature.info
* @property {number} width The width of the source image.
* @property {number} height The width of the source image.
- * @property {context} context The HTMLCanvasElement context used for handling
- * the pixelmap.
+ * @property {CanvasRenderingContext2D} context The HTMLCanvasElement context
+ * used for handling the pixelmap.
* @property {ImageData} imageData The context's image data.
* @property {number[]} indices An array, one per pixel, of the index value in
* the image. This decodes the pixel value to the corresponding integer.

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src/pixelmapFeature.js
src/pixelmapFeature.js
@@ -121,13 +121,13 @@ var pixelmapFeature = function (arg) {
* marking all of the data array as changed. If this function is called
* without any parameters, it clears the tracked changes.
*
- * @param {integer} [idx] The lowest data index that has changed. If
+ * @param {number} [idx] The lowest data index that has changed. If
* `undefined`, return the current tracked changed range.
- * @param {integer|'clear'} [idx2] If an index was specified in `idx` and
+ * @param {number|'clear'} [idx2] If an index was specified in `idx` and
* this is specified, the highest index (inclusive) that has changed. If
* returning the tracked changed range and this is `clear`, clear the
* tracked range.
- * @returns {this|integer[]} When returning a range, this is the lowest and
+ * @returns {this|number[]} When returning a range, this is the lowest and
* highest index values that have changed (inclusive), so their range is
* `[0, data.length)`.
*/

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src/pixelmapLayer.js
src/pixelmapLayer.js
@@ -18,6 +18,8 @@ var pixelmapFeature = require('./pixelmapFeature');
* @property {object} [style] An optional style object that could contain
* `color` or other style values.
* @property {array} [data] A new data array.
+ * @property {string} [crossDomain='anonymous'] Image CORS attribute. This is
+ * used for the `crossorigin` property when loading images.
*/
/**

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