GoogleMapView | Android GoogleMapView is a View | Map library
kandi X-RAY | GoogleMapView Summary
kandi X-RAY | GoogleMapView Summary
Android GoogleMapView is a View based on ImageView to show the maps much simpler. Only with latitude and longitude.
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- Called when a touch event occurs
- Start zoomable view
- Creates a bitmap from a View
- Get absolute coordinates in screen space
- Initialize default map configuration
- Set the default latitude
- Set the default longitude
- Set default map view height
- Set the location of the map
- Loads the map data
- Builds the URI
- Set the key
- Initializes the GoogleMapView
- Set the map height
- Set the longitude
- Set the latitude
- Updates the scaleable view
- Hide the shadow of the view
- Initializes the MapView
- Initialize variables
- View a mid point on a view
- Remove view from the DecorView
- Show system UI
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Lines of Code : 13License : Permissive (Apache-2.0)
Copy @Override
public void onCreate() {
super.onCreate();
GoogleMapViewConfigs.setDefaultMapType(MapType.SATELLITE);
GoogleMapViewConfigs.setDefaultLatitude(35.744920f);
GoogleMapViewConfigs.setDefaultLongitude(51.376303f);
GoogleMapView googleMapView = (GoogleMapView) findViewById(R.id.googleMapView);
googleMapView.setLatitude(35.744920f);
googleMapView.setLongitude(51.376303f);
googleMapView.setMapType(MapType.SATELLITE);
googleMapView.setMapScale(MapScale.H Community Discussions
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QUESTION
My problem is this: Using alamofire, I need to pass coordinates to a function (longitude, latitude) , in a position variable. I got the data successfully, but I can't add it to the function. The function is called "showSomeMarkers" in MapViewController.swift. Thanks!
Code:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jan-20 at 14:05change your function to
QUESTION
I have a parent ContentPage with several ContentViews in separate files. I am trying to pass as reference an element in the parent ContentView to a CommandParameter in one of the views and below is the code I have thus far.
This is parent ContentPage
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-29 at 10:52You could check the following code
in AddressChipView.xamlSince you had used Custom ContentView , you need use bindable property to binding value between the elements in ContentView and Parent ContentPage
QUESTION
I am having issues getting the Google Maps styling to work in my Flutter application on Android. I am using the google_maps_flutter plugin version 0.5.30. I got the styling JSON from the Google Maps Styling wizard by suppressing all labels, roads and landmarks by setting the dial to the left extreme and took the JSON from that. I am loading that from an asset file in my widget's initState() method and in the onMapCreated method am calling mapController.setMapStyle with the loaded JSON. The call succeeds, but the map still shows the names of cities.
I have tried calling setState after the setMapStyle call as opposed to putting the setMapStyle() call inside setState(() {..}) but that didn't work either.
Following is a link to the Google Maps Styling wizard where the same JSON shows no cities or any labels. https://1drv.ms/u/s!AoeWKBC0aN0DhoA8qIr3SehO1o4UhQ
Following is a link to the screenshot from my Android Tablet where the app is deployed and it shows the map (with mapStyle using the same JSON) but it shows cities and province names.
https://1drv.ms/u/s!AoeWKBC0aN0DhoA7MOALo0w7NWixuA?e=BKw9fu
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Answered 2020-Aug-24 at 08:14I'm not sure if this would work but you could try running this
QUESTION
I'm using Google Maps SDK to embed maps on my application. I have also enabled maps recenter icon using:
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Answered 2020-Jul-30 at 16:30First Add a View and Add the Image inside a View
Then Make The Outlets on Your Controllers
QUESTION
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-02 at 17:50You need to inject local state via binding into `` and change it there on popup shown/hidden.
Here is some pseudo code
QUESTION
Im trying to set up a JavaFX project where I use GMapsFX. I have already gotten it to work without using FXML where I just initialized the GoogleMapView variable in the start() method. Therefore I also assume my API key is not the problem. However, when using FXML I'm not really sure where to initialize it. All I get is either: "For developer use only" or a blank page. Is it possible that the reason could be that the FXML loads before the initialize() method in an FXML-controller?
Here is my controller:
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Answered 2020-Apr-07 at 08:52There are several issues in your code. I don't know the API of GMapsFX but if the constructor GoogleMapView is the only way to set the key, then I would propose the following. In your FXML file only define the container into which you want to place your map view. Then in the initialize method (which is called automatically after the instantiation of the FXML part) create the map view manually and add it to the container. Remove all other initializations because they won't work.
QUESTION
I want
- MapView change by condition
- store current MapView
- call method in current MapView
Is this possible?
MapViewEnvironment.swift
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Answered 2019-Dec-20 at 07:53Self answer.
I found another way and change some class.
ContentView.swift
QUESTION
I have an app that I use to drop pins on a GoogleMap and then save those points to a Firebase database, to then use as reference for end users in another app.
I recently updated the pods in my application to Using GoogleMaps (3.3.0). the map was working fine previously, but now when I go to the map it starts at what I presume to be lat/long 0,0. as soon as I interact with the map (like dragging it), it pops into whatever target I had designated it to start from. additionally, when I drop pins, which I designate to drop on camera.target, it used to drop in the center as expected. the markers now drop on the top left corner of the map. The code I used previously worked fine and I get no errors at build or runtime. it seems camera.target seems to be
I've seen 'fleeting' references to it here: https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/24806
and here: Google Map Centers at top left corner
but in neither case does the situation seem to be exactly the same.
Edit: rotating the phone to landscape and back seems to reset everything correctly, which makes it seem like it's a view issue, not a maps issue or a loading timing issue, although when the map starts at 0,0 that lends itself to more of a loading timing issue.
if this was a bug with the pod, I'd assume I'd find it all over stack, but I struggle to see how it's an issue with my code, as it was working just fine, and I don't see any changes in the walk through of the SDK that insinuate my code is now somehow flawed.
Loading the mapView, which is created using IB override func viewDidLoad() { super.viewDidLoad()
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Answered 2019-Aug-17 at 18:20I found I was able to solve this problem by adding the map creation to ViewWillAppear as opposed to having it in the ViewDidLoad.
QUESTION
So I found this really cool vlog regarding Google maps integration with JavaFXML files but I cannot get mine to function. I have imported the GMapsFX gluon jar file but there still seems to be a problem.
here is the FXML file:
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Answered 2018-Dec-18 at 15:30Your project dont work because you haven't the library.
two solutions :
Dowwnload the library and add manualy a dpendency to it (here)
Use a build tool like
MavenorGradleto create this dependency
the first is the easier to begin and the second in the most use in corporation
QUESTION
I have an app that finds places near the user’s location, however, the app crashes the second time it runs with the exception: fatal error: unexpectedly found nil while unwrapping an Optional value. On line: self.googleMapView.animate(toLocation: coordinates)
I checked and the googleMapView is nil but I don’t understand how it is nil or how it ran the first time. It only starts crashing on subsequent tries if I delete and reinstall the app it works fine on the first try but after that it keeps crashing even if I restart the app. Full code below
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-02 at 08:00Crash is pretty self-explanatory:
You are setting your location's delegate in the viewDidLoad but creating the map in the viewDidAppear.
If the location was known by iOS, you will receive the message before viewDidAppear call so in the line : self.googleMapView.animate(toLocation: coordinates), your map is still nil
You can either define your map as optional : var googleMapView: GMSMapView?, or you can wait for your map to be defined to create your location Manager.
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You can use GoogleMapView like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the GoogleMapView component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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