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LatLngBounds

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An immutable class representing a latitude/longitude aligned rectangle.

Nested Class Summary class LatLngBounds.Builder This is a builder that is able to create a minimum bound based on a set of LatLng points. Inherited Constant Summary From interface android.os.Parcelable int CONTENTS_FILE_DESCRIPTOR int PARCELABLE_WRITE_RETURN_VALUE Field Summary Public Constructor Summary Public Method Summary Inherited Method Summary From class java.lang.Object Object

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Fields public final LatLng northeast

Northeast corner of the bound.

public final LatLng southwest

Southwest corner of the bound.

Public Constructors public LatLngBounds (LatLng southwest, LatLng northeast)

Creates a new bounds based on a southwest and a northeast corner.

The bounds conceptually includes all points where:

the latitude is in the range [northeast.latitude, southwest.latitude];
the longitude is in the range [southwest.longitude, northeast.longitude] if southwest.longitude ≤ northeast.longitude; and
the longitude is in the range [southwest.longitude, 180) ∪ [-180, northeast.longitude] if southwest.longitude > northeast.longitude.

Parameters southwest southwest corner northeast northeast corner Public Methods public boolean contains (LatLng point)

Returns whether this contains the given LatLng.

Parameters point the LatLng to test. Must not be null. Returns

true if this contains the given point; false if not.

public boolean equals (Object o) public LatLng getCenter ()

Returns the center of this LatLngBounds. The center is simply the average of the coordinates (taking into account if it crosses the antimeridian). This is approximately the geographical center (it would be exact if the Earth were a perfect sphere). It will not necessarily be the center of the rectangle as drawn on the map due to the Mercator projection.

Returns

A LatLng that is the center of the LatLngBounds.

public LatLngBounds including (LatLng point)

Returns a new LatLngBounds that extends this LatLngBounds to include the given LatLng. This will return the smallest LatLngBounds that contains both this and the extra point.

In particular, it will consider extending the bounds both in the eastward and westward directions (one of which may cross the antimeridian) and choose the smaller of the two. In the case that both directions result in a LatLngBounds of the same size, this will extend it in the eastward direction.

Parameters point a LatLng to be included in the new bounds. Must not be null. Returns

A new LatLngBounds that contains this and the extra point.

public void writeToParcel (Parcel out, int flags)

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Last updated 2024-10-31 UTC.

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