I have a MapView in my project where I display a set of items with ItemizedOverlay. When a user taps one of the items a balloon is displayed over it with some info.
I\'ve been searching long for clear informations about the right way of extending ItemizedOverlay and OverlayItem, but the result I get does not satisfy me yet.
I am trying to draw a custom shape in Draw method of Ite开发者_C百科mizedOverlay. Is it possible to get onTap event for the shape drawn.
First of all I would apologize for ask again this question, but I don\'t found a solution for my problem yet.
I am making a GPS tracker using google maps API and displaying the users current position on a map using ItemizedOverylay. As the users position changes regularly, I\'ve set up a CountDownTimer to del
i followed the tutorial on Google Dev to create an ItemSizedOverlay. My idea is to get several positions from an ArrayList called list. So i used a for() to read out the ArrayList list and add the pos
How would you go about creating and ItemizedOverlay which covers the entire map? I have multiple markers on the map which are ItemizedOverlay classes.
I have a set of points(5-10) that needs to be overlayed on the map.I am able to perform the overlay function correctly, the markers corresponding to the points are displayed on the map. But android sk
I\'m building a map with a few dozen OverlayItems in a single ItemizedOverlay.My map is made to be viewed very close up (about zoom level 18+), with the OverlayItems in very close proximity to one ano
I need to add another overlay item to a mapview. I have used the standard android developers guide to google maps. I currently have the mapview within a tab. I would really appreciate any ideas. Thank