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Make the color of the MyLocationNewOverlay circle changable
See original GitHub issueIssue Type
- Improvement
Description and/or steps/code to reproduce the problem
The field mCirclePaint of MyLocationNewOverlay is protected and hardcoded to #6464ff, it would be nice if the color would be customizable, though.
6.1.6
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- Created 3 years ago
- Comments:5
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@nycex Well, thanks for the suggestion. I’ll code it within a month - as you already have a workaround I guess it’s ok with you.
Yeah I think that would be the best way. For my usecase, I wouldn’t really need that, since I want the same color for the fill as for the border, but if an API for this is already being created, why not add that ability.