I havent tried this, yet. So is a kind of theoretical question. I have a tabbarcontroller, and in one view, let us call it \"stages\", i want to have a button that give you a shortc开发者_运维问答ut
I\'ve added a few markers to my MapView: List<Overlay> mapOverlays; Drawable drawable; MapOverlay itemizedOverlay;
Is there a way to have the MapView not show my current location? I\'m not *doing anything, as far as I can tell to provoke this behavior, and yet its displaying this flashing blue dot over my current
I\'m currently adding annotations to my map through a loop... but the annotations are only appearing on my map in groups. Also, on load, only about 4 annotations are actually displayed on the map... b
Currently I display user\'s location at MapView: MyLocationOverlay myLocationOverlay = new MyLocationOverlay(this, mapView);
I have a map, in that map i have placed a zoomcontrol like this View zoomView = mapView.getZoomControls();
I want to rotate an overlay item (a drawable) according to my bearing onLocationChanged. How do I do this? I tried with the drawable, with the itemizedOverlay, and with the overlayItem, but no success
i am trying to draw a margin around my mapView when a button is clicked. So this is what i have tried and it does not work. The mapview is inside a relative layout.
I have an App I am developing for iOS, and the app does the following Load and set annotations and launch corelocation and zoom to location.
an When an onTouch event occurs on my MapView, i want layout i have specified to be drawn above the where the user has touched
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