Utilidad multicapa de Google Maps
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- Introducción
- Cómo agregar varias capas de clústeres, KML y GeoJSON
- Cómo agregar tus propias funciones
- Cómo controlar los eventos de clic
- Cómo consultar la app de demo
Introducción
En los instructivos anteriores, aprendiste a agregar funciones de KML y GeoJSON a tu mapa, además de clústeres de marcadores.
Pero ¿qué sucede si deseas agregar varias de estas capas en el mismo mapa y obtener eventos de clic independientes para cada una?
Cómo agregar varias capas de clústeres, KML y GeoJSON
La biblioteca incluye objetos Manager
que te ayudan a administrar eventos de clic para varios tipos de capas. Por lo tanto, antes de configurar tus capas, primero deberás crear una instancia de estas y pasar el objeto GoogleMap
:
Kotlin
val markerManager = MarkerManager(map)
val groundOverlayManager = GroundOverlayManager(map!!)
val polygonManager = PolygonManager(map)
val polylineManager = PolylineManager(map)
Java
MarkerManager markerManager = new MarkerManager(map);
GroundOverlayManager groundOverlayManager = new GroundOverlayManager(map);
PolygonManager polygonManager = new PolygonManager(map);
PolylineManager polylineManager = new PolylineManager(map);
A continuación, puedes pasar estas clases de administrador a los constructores de las demás capas cuando las configures:
Kotlin
val clusterManager =
ClusterManager<MyItem>(context, map, markerManager)
val geoJsonLineLayer = GeoJsonLayer(
map,
R.raw.geojson_file,
context,
markerManager,
polygonManager,
polylineManager,
groundOverlayManager
)
val kmlPolylineLayer = KmlLayer(
map,
R.raw.kml_file,
context,
markerManager,
polygonManager,
polylineManager,
groundOverlayManager,
null
)
Java
ClusterManager<MyItem> clusterManager = new ClusterManager<>(context, map, markerManager);
GeoJsonLayer geoJsonLineLayer = new GeoJsonLayer(map, R.raw.geojson_file, context, markerManager, polygonManager, polylineManager, groundOverlayManager);
KmlLayer kmlPolylineLayer = new KmlLayer(map, R.raw.kml_file, context, markerManager, polygonManager, polylineManager, groundOverlayManager, null);
Cómo agregar tus propios componentes
Si deseas agregar tus propios marcadores, superposiciones de suelo, polilíneas o polígonos junto con estas capas, crea tu propio objeto Collection
y luego usa Managers
para agregar la función, en lugar de agregarla directamente al objeto GoogleMap
.
Por ejemplo, si deseas agregar un marcador nuevo:
Kotlin
val markerCollection =
markerManager.newCollection()
markerCollection.addMarker(
MarkerOptions()
.position(LatLng(51.150000, -0.150032))
.icon(BitmapDescriptorFactory.defaultMarker(BitmapDescriptorFactory.HUE_AZURE))
.title("Unclustered marker")
)
Java
MarkerManager.Collection markerCollection = markerManager.newCollection();
markerCollection.addMarker(new MarkerOptions()
.position(new LatLng(51.150000, -0.150032))
.icon(BitmapDescriptorFactory.defaultMarker(BitmapDescriptorFactory.HUE_AZURE))
.title("Unclustered marker"));
Cómo controlar los eventos de clic
Para los clústeres, KML y GeoJSON, los objetos de escucha de clics funcionan de forma normal, siempre y cuando pases las clases Manager
al constructor de la capa que estás configurando.
Por ejemplo, a continuación, se muestra cómo configurar un objeto de escucha de clics para la capa KML:
Kotlin
kmlPolylineLayer.addLayerToMap()
kmlPolylineLayer.setOnFeatureClickListener { feature: Feature ->
Toast.makeText(context,
"KML polyline clicked: ${feature.getProperty("name")}",
Toast.LENGTH_SHORT
).show()
}
Java
kmlPolylineLayer.addLayerToMap();
kmlPolylineLayer.setOnFeatureClickListener(feature -> Toast.makeText(context,
"KML polyline clicked: " + feature.getProperty("name"),
Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show());
Cuando agregues tus propios marcadores, superposiciones de suelo, polilíneas o polígonos, asegúrate de agregar objetos de escucha de clics a esos objetos Collection
. Por ejemplo, a continuación, se muestra cómo configurar el objeto de escucha de clics de un marcador en markerCollection
:
Kotlin
markerCollection.setOnMarkerClickListener { marker: Marker ->
Toast.makeText(
context,
"Marker clicked: ${marker.title}",
Toast.LENGTH_SHORT
).show()
false
}
Java
markerCollection.setOnMarkerClickListener(marker -> { Toast.makeText(context,
"Marker clicked: " + marker.getTitle(),
Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
return false;
});
Consulta la app de demo
Para ver un ejemplo de cómo agregar varias capas, consulta MultiLayerDemoActivity
en la app de demo que se incluye en la biblioteca de utilidades. En la guía de configuración, se muestra cómo ejecutar la app de demo.
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Última actualización: 2024-08-13 (UTC)
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[Introduction](#introduction)\n2. [Adding multiple cluster, KML, and GeoJSON layers](#add-multiple)\n3. [Adding your own features](#add-features)\n4. [Handling click events](#handle-click)\n5. [See the demo app](#demo-app)\n\nIntroduction\n------------\n\n\nIn previous tutorials, you've learned how to add features from\n[KML](/maps/documentation/android-sdk/utility/kml) and\n[GeoJSON](/maps/documentation/android-sdk/utility/geojson) to your map, as well as\n[clusters](/maps/documentation/android-sdk/utility/marker-clustering) of markers.\nBut what if you want to add several of these layers on the same map and get independent click\nevents for each?\n\nAdding multiple cluster, KML, and GeoJSON layers\n------------------------------------------------\n\n\nThe library includes `Manager`objects to help manage click events for multiple types\nof layers. So, before you set up your layers you'll first need to instantiate these and pass in\nyour `GoogleMap`: \n\n### Kotlin\n\n```kotlin\nval markerManager = MarkerManager(map)\nval groundOverlayManager = GroundOverlayManager(map!!)\nval polygonManager = PolygonManager(map)\nval polylineManager = PolylineManager(map)\n\n \n```\n\n### Java\n\n```java\nMarkerManager markerManager = new MarkerManager(map);\nGroundOverlayManager groundOverlayManager = new GroundOverlayManager(map);\nPolygonManager polygonManager = new PolygonManager(map);\nPolylineManager polylineManager = new PolylineManager(map);\n\n \n```\n\n\nNext, you can pass these manager classes into the constructors of the other layers when you\nset them up: \n\n### Kotlin\n\n```kotlin\nval clusterManager =\n ClusterManager\u003cMyItem\u003e(context, map, markerManager)\nval geoJsonLineLayer = GeoJsonLayer(\n map,\n R.raw.geojson_file,\n context,\n markerManager,\n polygonManager,\n polylineManager,\n groundOverlayManager\n)\nval kmlPolylineLayer = KmlLayer(\n map,\n R.raw.kml_file,\n context,\n markerManager,\n polygonManager,\n polylineManager,\n groundOverlayManager,\n null\n)\n\n \n```\n\n### Java\n\n```java\nClusterManager\u003cMyItem\u003e clusterManager = new ClusterManager\u003c\u003e(context, map, markerManager);\nGeoJsonLayer geoJsonLineLayer = new GeoJsonLayer(map, R.raw.geojson_file, context, markerManager, polygonManager, polylineManager, groundOverlayManager);\nKmlLayer kmlPolylineLayer = new KmlLayer(map, R.raw.kml_file, context, markerManager, polygonManager, polylineManager, groundOverlayManager, null);\n\n \n```\n\nAdding your own features\n------------------------\n\n\nIf you want to add your own markers, ground overlays, polylines, or polygons alongside these\nlayers, create your own `Collection` and then use the `Managers`\nto add the feature instead of directly adding them to the `GoogleMap` object.\n\nFor example, if you want to add a new marker: \n\n### Kotlin\n\n```kotlin\nval markerCollection =\n markerManager.newCollection()\nmarkerCollection.addMarker(\n MarkerOptions()\n .position(LatLng(51.150000, -0.150032))\n .icon(BitmapDescriptorFactory.defaultMarker(BitmapDescriptorFactory.HUE_AZURE))\n .title(\"Unclustered marker\")\n)\n\n \n```\n\n### Java\n\n```java\nMarkerManager.Collection markerCollection = markerManager.newCollection();\nmarkerCollection.addMarker(new MarkerOptions()\n .position(new LatLng(51.150000, -0.150032))\n .icon(BitmapDescriptorFactory.defaultMarker(BitmapDescriptorFactory.HUE_AZURE))\n .title(\"Unclustered marker\"));\n\n \n```\n\nHandling click events\n---------------------\n\n\nFor clusters, KML, and GeoJSON, click listeners work like normal - as long as you pass in the\n`Manager` classes in the constructor of the layer you're setting.\n\nFor example, here's how to set up a click listener for the KML layer: \n\n### Kotlin\n\n```kotlin\nkmlPolylineLayer.addLayerToMap()\nkmlPolylineLayer.setOnFeatureClickListener { feature: Feature -\u003e\n Toast.makeText(context,\n \"KML polyline clicked: ${feature.getProperty(\"name\")}\",\n Toast.LENGTH_SHORT\n ).show()\n}\n\n \n```\n\n### Java\n\n```java\nkmlPolylineLayer.addLayerToMap();\nkmlPolylineLayer.setOnFeatureClickListener(feature -\u003e Toast.makeText(context,\n \"KML polyline clicked: \" + feature.getProperty(\"name\"),\n Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show());\n\n \n```\n\n\nWhen you add your own markers, ground overlays, polylines, or polygons, just be sure to add click\nlisteners to those `Collection` objects. For example, here's how to set up the marker\nclick listener on the `markerCollection`: \n\n### Kotlin\n\n```kotlin\nmarkerCollection.setOnMarkerClickListener { marker: Marker -\u003e\n Toast.makeText(\n context,\n \"Marker clicked: ${marker.title}\",\n Toast.LENGTH_SHORT\n ).show()\n false\n}\n\n \n```\n\n### Java\n\n```java\nmarkerCollection.setOnMarkerClickListener(marker -\u003e { Toast.makeText(context,\n \"Marker clicked: \" + marker.getTitle(),\n Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();\n return false;\n});\n\n \n```\n\nSee the demo app\n----------------\n\nFor an example of adding multiple layers, take a look at the `MultiLayerDemoActivity`\nin the demo app that ships with the utility library. The [setup guide](/maps/documentation/android-sdk/utility/setup) shows you how to run\nthe demo app."]]