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        <h1>Context menu</h1>
        <p>Adding a context menu to map objects</p>
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    <p>This example shows how to add a context menu for the map and map objects. Map has a default context items to show the click position, centring the map and creating a circle. Circles have their own context menu item to remove them.
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    <p>In order to add context menu items, first you need to subscribe to contextmenu event. ContextMenuEvent has a special items property, where menu items are stored. Each menu item is an instance of H.util.ContextItem class. 
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    <p>By default new menu items does not replace the previous ones, instead all items are collected and displayed together. However you can easily modify the items array to change this behaviour. </p>
    <p>Context items can be visually separated from each other by using the H.util.ContextItem.SEPARATOR.
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