Hi,
I have a Rad Map control onto which is displayed a group of 5 circles. These circles represent contour lines around a central point. Each contour lines is equally distanced from its neighbours. Radius values (that is, the distance from the central point to each contour line) are shown on the edge of each contour line.
I also have a Rad Slider for changing the zoom level of the map.
Every time the user changes the zoom level, layout of contour lines is refreshed and radius values are recalculated accordingly. You can see this behaviour in the attached file.
I would like to change the look of the ticks of my slider so that, next to each tick, the expected future radius value of the largest of the circles is displayed.
Each time the zoom level changes, all radius values (including the largest one) are calculated using the GeographicalBound property.
If I could "preview" the GeographicalBounds resulting of zooming directly to each level, it would be wonderful. Is there a way to know, in advance (that means, without actually changing the zoom level), what the map's GeographicalBounds will be for each zoom level?
Thanks,
Sebastien
I have a Rad Map control onto which is displayed a group of 5 circles. These circles represent contour lines around a central point. Each contour lines is equally distanced from its neighbours. Radius values (that is, the distance from the central point to each contour line) are shown on the edge of each contour line.
I also have a Rad Slider for changing the zoom level of the map.
Every time the user changes the zoom level, layout of contour lines is refreshed and radius values are recalculated accordingly. You can see this behaviour in the attached file.
I would like to change the look of the ticks of my slider so that, next to each tick, the expected future radius value of the largest of the circles is displayed.
Each time the zoom level changes, all radius values (including the largest one) are calculated using the GeographicalBound property.
If I could "preview" the GeographicalBounds resulting of zooming directly to each level, it would be wonderful. Is there a way to know, in advance (that means, without actually changing the zoom level), what the map's GeographicalBounds will be for each zoom level?
Thanks,
Sebastien
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Hi Sebastian,
You can use the MapMathHelper.GetGeoSizeAtZoomLevel method for calculating the geographical size of viewport according to base point, zoom level and pixel size of viewport. But note that the calculations could be not accurate for low zoom levels, because the base point is not the center. It is the left-top point of the calculated region.
Regards,
Andrey Murzov
Telerik
You can use the MapMathHelper.GetGeoSizeAtZoomLevel method for calculating the geographical size of viewport according to base point, zoom level and pixel size of viewport. But note that the calculations could be not accurate for low zoom levels, because the base point is not the center. It is the left-top point of the calculated region.
Regards,
Andrey Murzov
Telerik
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