Add onMapViewFinishedDragging Callback
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Add a callback that is called when the map finished moving.
Exemple: the user drag the map from London to Berlin, the user stop dragging the map when it’s on Berlin. This callback is called:
onMapViewFinishedDragging(BoundingBox boundingBox)
or
onMapViewFinishedDragging(GeoPoint centerPoint)
Then we can use this information to load point of interests only in this area (BoundingBox) or a radius around the center point (GeoPoint).
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Yes you’re totally right !
Sorry for the late response.
Can’t we “fix” the 3s delay call to the
MapView.onScroll
method, that would be a cleaner solution I guess, nonetheless I have no idea if this will have an impact on the rest of the SDK.Otherwise I think adding a timer would be a great idea to bypass the problem!