[android-developers] Re: logic used by google for displaying map in Android

2011-02-04 Thread JAlexoid (Aleksandr Panzin)
It does render with the new version of maps.

On 3 фев, 21:11, ip332 iprile...@gmail.com wrote:
 Google does not render maps on the device but gets the bitmaps from
 the server.

 Honestly speaking, I don't see any reason to do your own map
 application unless you are going to make a turn-by-turn navigation.
 But navigation is a very complicated task you cannot handle alone,
 especially when you have no idea about what are you doing.
 You better to do a search on Google Android offline maps and you
 will find maps applications as well as navigation solutions and some
 open projects too.

 On Feb 2, 10:42 pm, sajjoo m.sijj...@gmail.com wrote:

  hi guys,
       i am developing a map application and i have binary map files in
  which i have to read data and make the map tiles and display them on
  canvas. and for displaying the map i am using ImageView Class which
  extends the View class.
  i have large bitmaps which takes alot of memory and my movement of map
  is also too slow.
  so if any one who knows what mechanism or logic has used by google
  team when developing map application for android.
  i,ll be really thankful if anybody can help me about this matter.

  thanks alot.

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[android-developers] Re: logic used by google for displaying map in Android

2011-02-03 Thread ip332
Google does not render maps on the device but gets the bitmaps from
the server.

Honestly speaking, I don't see any reason to do your own map
application unless you are going to make a turn-by-turn navigation.
But navigation is a very complicated task you cannot handle alone,
especially when you have no idea about what are you doing.
You better to do a search on Google Android offline maps and you
will find maps applications as well as navigation solutions and some
open projects too.


On Feb 2, 10:42 pm, sajjoo m.sijj...@gmail.com wrote:
 hi guys,
      i am developing a map application and i have binary map files in
 which i have to read data and make the map tiles and display them on
 canvas. and for displaying the map i am using ImageView Class which
 extends the View class.
 i have large bitmaps which takes alot of memory and my movement of map
 is also too slow.
 so if any one who knows what mechanism or logic has used by google
 team when developing map application for android.
 i,ll be really thankful if anybody can help me about this matter.

 thanks alot.

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[android-developers] Re: logic used by google for displaying map in Android

2011-02-02 Thread JAlexoid (Aleksandr Panzin)
Use profiapplicationntify where your application is spending mosy of
it's time.
http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/tools/traceview.html

On Feb 3, 8:42 am, sajjoo m.sijj...@gmail.com wrote:
 hi guys,
      i am developing a map application and i have binary map files in
 which i have to read data and make the map tiles and display them on
 canvas. and for displaying the map i am using ImageView Class which
 extends the View class.
 i have large bitmaps which takes alot of memory and my movement of map
 is also too slow.
 so if any one who knows what mechanism or logic has used by google
 team when developing map application for android.
 i,ll be really thankful if anybody can help me about this matter.

 thanks alot.

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