B4J Tutorial [Web] [SithasoDaisy5] Using LeafLet Maps

Hi Fam

The next update of SithasoDaisy will have Leaflet Maps. These will be available via the abstract designer...

One will be able to trap both map and marker events...

So far, we have these events

#Event: BaseLayerChange (e As BANanoEvent)
#Event: OverlayAdd (e As BANanoEvent)
#Event: OverlayRemove (e As BANanoEvent)
#Event: LayerAdd (e As BANanoEvent)
#Event: LayerRemove (e As BANanoEvent)
#Event: ZoomLevelsChange (e As BANanoEvent)
#Event: Resize (e As BANanoEvent)
#Event: Unload (e As BANanoEvent)
#Event: ViewReset (e As BANanoEvent)
#Event: Load (e As BANanoEvent)
#Event: ZoomStart (e As BANanoEvent)
#Event: MoveStart (e As BANanoEvent)
#Event: Zoom (e As BANanoEvent)
#Event: Move (e As BANanoEvent)
#Event: ZoomEnd (e As BANanoEvent)
#Event: MoveEnd (e As BANanoEvent)
#Event: PopupOpen (e As BANanoEvent)
#Event: PopupClose (e As BANanoEvent)
#Event: AutopanStart (e As BANanoEvent)
#Event: TooltipOpen (e As BANanoEvent)
#Event: TooltipClose (e As BANanoEvent)
#Event: LocationError (e As BANanoEvent)
#Event: LocationFound (e As BANanoEvent)
#Event: Click (e As BANanoEvent)
#Event: DblClick (e As BANanoEvent)
#Event: MouseDown (e As BANanoEvent)
#Event: MouseUp (e As BANanoEvent)
#Event: MouseOver (e As BANanoEvent)
#Event: MouseOut (e As BANanoEvent)
#Event: MouseMove (e As BANanoEvent)
#Event: ContextMenu (e As BANanoEvent)
#Event: Keypress (e As BANanoEvent)
#Event: PreClick (e As BANanoEvent)
#Event: ZoomAnim (e As BANanoEvent)

And one is able to set up properties via the abstract designer and add markers and other things via code.

Trapping Events

Private Sub llmap_ZoomLevelsChange (e As BANanoEvent)
    Log("llmap_ZoomLevelsChange")
    Log(e)
End Sub

Private Sub llmap_Zoom (e As BANanoEvent)
    Log("llmap_Zoom")
    Log(e)
End Sub

Private Sub llmap_Click (e As BANanoEvent)
    Log("llmap_Click")
    Log(e)
End Sub

 

[Mashiane]

 

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LeafLet Navigation

These are placed at bottom left and top right of the map. They give coordinates where the mouse is over...