On Wed, Aug 17, 2011 at 10:57 PM, Danny D wrote:
> I'm writing an application that will have lots of map points, using
> the Google Maps API.
>
> Which approach is best? Are there synchronization issues working with
> Overlays directly?
>
>
In general, it's best to manipulate the Android UI and i
you also need to ask another question - how critical is it to your users to
(not) see the overlayitem disappear and reappear. Will they complain about a
"broken" UX?
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On Wed, Aug 17, 2011 at 9:57 PM, Danny D wrote:
> Which approach is best?
>
I'd favor B.
> Are there synchronization issues working with Overlays directly?
>
Separate than any other synchronization issues you'd face with multiple
threads (I assume that's what you're getting at) accessing a li
I'm writing an application that will have lots of map points, using
the Google Maps API.
The locations of my OverlayItems will be moving and changing, so I'd
like input on best approach to take to update the new locations of the
points as they move. I think that I have only two options (correct m
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