Setting initial angle and center about mapview

[p-lr]

After the MapView has been laid out, you can do like so:

with(mapView) {
    angle = 15f
    val centerX = scrollX + halfWidth
    val centerY = scrollY + halfHeight
    post {
        scrollToAndCenter(centerX, centerY)
    }
}

[c0dd3vi11]

I'm trying to apply ReferentialData:

with(mapView) {
    post {
        scale = data.scale
        setAngle(data.angle)
        scrollToAndCenter(data.centerX.toInt(), data.centerY.toInt())
    }
}

It rotates, scales, but not scrolls...

[c0dd3vi11]

And it seems that it also moves to the top-left corner

[p-lr]

I would check the values you have for data.centerX and data.centerY.
Typically, if those values are too small, it scrolls to the top left corner.

[c0dd3vi11]

I found out that in:

override fun scrollTo(x: Int, y: Int) {
    val (constrainedX, constrainedY) = gestureController.setConstrainedScroll(x, y)
    super.scrollTo(constrainedX, constrainedY)
}

I got zeros in constrainedX, constrainedY.

[p-lr]

Can you also explain when you're trying to restore the state of MapView? Is it on device rotation (and activity re-create?)

[c0dd3vi11]

Ah, yes, the are small. Less than 1. It seems that they are between 0 an 1

[c0dd3vi11]

I'm trying to restore ReferentialData just after configure.

[c0dd3vi11]

I'm just trying to save it and restore to open map on a previous location.

[p-lr]

Do you know that the MapView has an automatic feature of state restore (angle, scale and scroll) on device rotation?

[c0dd3vi11]

I'm trying to share the ReferentialData between three MapView's to save the cache. To able fast switching between maps without reloading.

[c0dd3vi11]

[p-lr]

If you look at the doc of ReferentialData:

You can see that those values you have are in percent of the full width/height of your map.

[c0dd3vi11]

Oh... ^_^ That's my fault...

[c0dd3vi11]

I can't understand how to calculate real center with that percentage. Could you help me please?

[c0dd3vi11]

That works incorrect...

[p-lr]

You shouldn't use width and height, which might be 0 at the time you call your function. Instead, use the fullWidth and fullHeight you set at the configuration of the MapView. Le lun. 1 juin 2020 à 17:13, c0dd3vi11 <[email protected]> a écrit :

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[c0dd3vi11]

Oh... this is so unobvious. I tried fullWidth/fullHeight and got the opposite situation, when viewport sticks to the right-bottom.

[c0dd3vi11]

I did the combo! ^_^

fun MapView.applyReferentialData(config: MapViewConfiguration, data: ReferentialData) {
    post {
        scale = data.scale
        setAngle(data.angle)
        val centerX = config.fullWidth * data.scale * data.centerX
        val centerY = config.fullHeight * data.scale * data.centerY
        scrollToAndCenter(centerX.toInt(), centerY.toInt())
    }
}