distinguish the tapped marker from other markers #408
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…ingleTapUp & onSingleTapConfirmed method and drawable resources.Works in MarkerClusterer as well.
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Is there a way to show selected marker differently at the moment? The patch is useful. |
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I provided "marker_with_status.xml" to specify icons which is selected or is not selected. However, this solution is not "elegant".Maybe we can strengthen the class "Marker" and provide a method like "setSelectedIcon".
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A low-cost solution to distinguish the tapped marker from other markers with the help of onSingleTapUp & onSingleTapConfirmed method and drawable resources. Works in MarkerClusterer container as well.
Step1.
add drawable resources that can distinguish status from focused and other status;
marker_with_status.xml
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Step2.
replace Marker with MarkerWithStatus, and call setIcon(Drawable icon) method;
MarkerWithStatus startMarker = new MarkerWithStatus(map); startMarker.setIcon(ContextCompat.getDrawable(this,R.drawable.marker_with_status));