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asked on 23 Oct 2012, 09:02 AM
We are using the Map to display information through an information layer containing shapes for cities.
When we choose a set of cities, and use the BestView(), the map displays what is intended, however there is a large margin around the cities of interest. I would like to make the best use of the screen estate we have and thus avoid this margin.
I have a hand the bounding boxes for the cities and can easily combine them to compute a bounding box for the area of interest.
How can I set the Map/information layer from code so that the view is delimited by those geographical cordinate and that the interesting area fills the view?
Regards,
D.
When we choose a set of cities, and use the BestView(), the map displays what is intended, however there is a large margin around the cities of interest. I would like to make the best use of the screen estate we have and thus avoid this margin.
I have a hand the bounding boxes for the cities and can easily combine them to compute a bounding box for the area of interest.
How can I set the Map/information layer from code so that the view is delimited by those geographical cordinate and that the interesting area fills the view?
Regards,
D.
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Hello,
You can use the RadMap.SetView method. The zoom levels, however, are discrete, so this method cannot perform a perfect "zoom to fit".
Kind regards,
You can use the RadMap.SetView method. The zoom levels, however, are discrete, so this method cannot perform a perfect "zoom to fit".
Kind regards,
Andrey Murzov
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