marker library

Classes

BasicMarker<T>

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Abstract Marker class for further extensions. This class handles the caption of a marker.

BasicPointMarker<T>

Abstract Marker class for further extensions. This class holds the position of a marker as ILatLong and implements the shouldPaint() method.

Caption

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CaptionMixin

CircleMarker<T>

A marker which draws a circle specified by its center as lat/lon and by its radius in pixels.

IconMarker<T>

A marker which uses flutter Icons. The size can be set with the fontSize parameter. Currently there is no way to set the position of the marker (to e.g. above the position) so an icon which is suitable for being centered should be used.

IMarkerDataStore

Marker<T>

MarkerByItemDataStore

Holds a collection of markers. Marker could mark a POI (e.g. restaurants) or ways (e.g. special interest areas). Use this class if you often access the markers by their item. This is the case if you want to change the rendering of the marker.

MarkerClusterDataStore

Holds a collection of markers. Marker can only be of type BasicPointMarker (e.g. restaurants)

MarkerContext

MarkerDataStore

Holds a collection of markers. Marker could mark a POI (e.g. restaurants) or ways (e.g. special interest areas)

MarkerGrid

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// Provides a grid for the given bounding box and stores each marker in its respective cell. When retrieving the markers by cells the user can decide to show the marker itself or a cluster-marker instead of several markers of the same cell.

PathMarker<T>

Draws an normally open path as marker.

PoiMarker<T>

PolygonMarker<T>

Draws a closed polygon. The optional text will be drawn in the middle of the polygon.

PolygonTextMarker<T>

Draws Text along a polygon. Does NOT draw the polygon. Use PolygonMarker in conjunction with this marker.

RectMarker<T>

A Marker which draws a rectangle specified by the min/max lat/lon attributes. Currently there is