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    Configuration for visible features in the feature information window.

    {
    mode: 'visible',
    bindWithCoreHoverSelect: true,
    pageLength: 5,
    text: ['Nature reserves', (feature) => `${feature.get('str')} ${feature.get('hsnr')}`],
    }
    interface FeatureList {
        activeLayers: StoreReference;
        mode: "visible" | "loaded";
        bindWithCoreHoverSelect?: boolean;
        pageLength?: number;
        text?: {
            title: string | ((feature: Feature) => string);
            subSubtitle?: string | ((feature: Feature) => string);
            subtitle?: string | ((feature: Feature) => string);
        };
    }
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    Properties

    activeLayers: StoreReference
    mode: "visible" | "loaded"

    Whether to show only features currently visible in the map view's bounding box or to display all loaded features. In the latter case, if you desire to display all features of a layer (seen or not), set its loading strategy to 'all'. The loading strategy is a value in the OpenLayers vector source configuration; see ol/loadingStrategy for further details.

    bindWithCoreHoverSelect?: boolean

    If true, the hover/select fields in the core's state will be listened to and interacted with. This will result in a bilateral hovering and selecting of features with the core.

    false
    
    pageLength?: number

    A number >0 that sets the limit to the feature list's length. If the length is surpassed, additional features can be reached by using the pagination that is generated in such a case. If not defined, the list can be of arbitrary length.

    text?: {
        title: string | ((feature: Feature) => string);
        subSubtitle?: string | ((feature: Feature) => string);
        subtitle?: string | ((feature: Feature) => string);
    }

    Object with one to three entries that will produce title, subtitle, and an additional subtitle for the list view. If string, the text item will simply be that feature's value for the denoted property. If function, it's assumed to match the function signature (feature: Feature): string, and the returned string will be used for the text item.