So I have a MapView with a lot of markers, most of which are concentrated in mile wide clusters.When zoomed the markers overlap and appear to only be one.What I want to achieve is at a certain zoom le
I have some custom annotations and annotation views that I have added on my mapview, I want to swap those with standard pin annotations when the user zooms out.
I\'m working on a BlackBerry application that uses a MapView. At the moment, I\'m only showing the MapView, nothing more.
I have a TabBarApplication. As i select the map-tab, the application crashes. The log shows a Nullpointerexception at line \"final MapController mapControl = mapView.getController();\". I have no idea
i do this in order to display the map : [self setMapView:[[[RMMapView alloc]initWithFrame:CGRectMake(0.0, 0.0, 400, 200)]autorelease]];
I am trying to get my debug.keystore md5 key so I can get the API key for Google Maps. I run the command:
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I\'d like to dynamically update the map/ load new map overlays every time my user moves it a certain amount of d开发者_StackOverflowistance. How do I go about doing this? Is there a listener for every
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