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Contains the four points defining the four-sided polygon that is visible in a map's camera. This polygon can be a trapezoid instead of a rectangle, because a camera can have tilt. If the camera is directly over the center of the camera, the shape is rectangular, but if the camera is tilted, the shape will appear to be a trapezoid whose smallest side is closest to the point of view.
Inherited Constant Summary From interface android.os.Parcelable int CONTENTS_FILE_DESCRIPTOR int PARCELABLE_WRITE_RETURN_VALUE Field Summary public final LatLng farLeft LatLng object that defines the far left corner of the camera. public final LatLng farRight LatLng object that defines the far right corner of the camera. public final LatLngBounds latLngBounds The smallest bounding box that includes the visible region defined in this class. public final LatLng nearLeft LatLng object that defines the bottom left corner of the camera. public final LatLng nearRight LatLng object that defines the bottom right corner of the camera. Public Constructor Summary Public Method Summary Inherited Method Summary From class java.lang.Object Objectclone()
boolean voidfinalize()
final Class<?>getClass()
inthashCode()
final voidnotify()
final voidnotifyAll()
StringtoString()
final voidwait(long arg0, int arg1)
final voidwait(long arg0)
final voidwait()
From interface android.os.Parcelable abstract intdescribeContents()
abstract void writeToParcel(
Parcelarg0, int arg1)
Fields public final LatLng farLeftLatLng object that defines the far left corner of the camera.
public final LatLng farRightLatLng object that defines the far right corner of the camera.
public final LatLngBounds latLngBoundsThe smallest bounding box that includes the visible region defined in this class.
If this box crosses the 180° meridian (the vertical line from north to south), the longitude in farRight
will be negative and the longitude in farLeft
will be positive. This rule also applies to nearRight
and nearLeft
.
LatLng object that defines the bottom left corner of the camera.
public final LatLng nearRightLatLng object that defines the bottom right corner of the camera.
Public Constructors public VisibleRegion (LatLng nearLeft, LatLng nearRight, LatLng farLeft, LatLng farRight, LatLngBounds latLngBounds)Creates a new VisibleRegion given the four corners of the camera. The LatLng parameters must define a convex shape (the edges of the resulting shape mustn't cross). No bounds checking is performed at runtime.
Parameters nearLeft aLatLng
object containing the latitude and longitude of the near left corner of the region. nearRight a LatLng
object containing the latitude and longitude of the near right corner of the region. farLeft a LatLng
object containing the latitude and longitude of the far left corner of the region. farRight a LatLng
object containing the latitude and longitude of the far right corner of the region. latLngBounds the smallest bounding box that includes the visible region defined in this class. If this box crosses the 180° meridian (the vertical line from north to south), the longitude in farRight
will be negative and the longitude in farLeft
will be positive. Same applies to nearRight
and nearLeft
. Public Methods public boolean equals (Object o)
Compares this VisibleRegion
to another object. If the other object is actually a pointer to this object, or if all four corners and the bounds of the two objects are the same, this method returns true. Otherwise, this method returns false.
Object
. Return true if both objects are the same object, or if all four corners and the bounds of the two objects are the same. Return false otherwise. public void writeToParcel (Parcel out, int flags)
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Last updated 2024-10-31 UTC.
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