Class MMProjection

Object
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Direct Known Subclasses:

MMMercatorProjection

class MMProjection

Defined in MultimapAPI

Constructor Detail

MMProjection

MMProjection( <integer> zoom_factors )

An abstract class, the methods of which should be overridden to be used by an MMMapType.

Parameters:
zoom_factors - The number of zoom factors you want this projection to work over.

checkTileRange

void checkTileRange( <MMPoint> tile, <integer> zoom_factor, tilesize )

Checks whether the given tile coordinates are valid for the projection. It may also modify the coordinates of the tile to allow wrapping of tiles.

Parameters:
tile - Coordinates of a tile. *
zoom_factor - The zoom factor to check the tile at.
tile_size - The size of the tile.

checkValidZoomFactor

boolean checkValidZoomFactor( <integer> zoom_factor, <integer> zoom_factors )

Checks whether the given zoom factor is valid for the given value of zoom factors.

Parameters:
zoom_factor - The zoom factor to check.
zoom_factors - The number of zoom factors to check within.

Returns:
True if the zoom factor is valid, false if it is less than zero or greater than the zfs parameter.

fromLatLonToPixel

MMPoint fromLatLonToPixel( <MMLatLon> pos, <integer> zoom_factor )

Returns map coordinates in pixels for a point with the given coordinates, at the specified zoom factor.

Parameters:
pos - Geographic position of the point.
zoom_factor - The zoom factor at which you want the pixels returned.

fromPixelToLatLon

MMLatLon fromPixelToLatLon( <MMPoint> pixel, <integer> zoom_factor, unbounded )

Returns map coordinates in lat/lon for a point with the given coordinates in pixels, at the specified zoom factor.

Parameters:
pixel - Pixel position of the point.
zoom_factor - The zoom factor at which you want the coordinates returned.

getAxisMultiplier

MMPoint getAxisMultiplier()

Custom map tiles are numbered from 0,0 in the top left with numbers increasing to the right and downwards. By returning a point with either the X or the Y as -1 you can reverse the direction that the axis work and the corner that they start from. You should always return a value for X and a value for Y of either 1 or -1, any other values will give unpredictable results.

Returns:
By default returns (1,1).

getWrapWidth

void getWrapWidth( <integer> zoom_factor )

Returns the number of pixels after which the map repeats itself because it has wrapped around the earth.

Parameters:
zoom_factor - The zoom factor to check.