google-maps-sdk-ios

Helllo Everyone, In google map i need to show a circle and user can resize it, scale it and drag it also and after that i need to find radius of the circle and center latitude and longitude. How can i achieve this ? For Tappable GMSCircle set googleMapCircle.tappable = true; And to achieve draggable circle need to add the delegate method of Google map didTapOverlay : - (void)mapView: (GMSMapView*)mapView didChangeCameraPosition: (GMSCameraPosition*)position { //set GMSCameraPosition to googleMapCircle position googleMapCircle.position=position.target; } For resize GMSCircle on slider value

I'm building a Swift app w/ Parse integration, which works correctly. When I try to add Google Maps iOS SDK integration, however, I get the following build errors: Undefined symbols for architecture x86_64: "_FBTokenInformationExpirationDateKey", referenced from: -[PFFacebookTokenCachingStrategy cacheTokenInformation:] in ParseFacebookUtils(PFFacebookTokenCachingStrategy.o) -[PFFacebookTokenCachingStrategy expirationDate] in ParseFacebookUtils(PFFacebookTokenCachingStrategy.o) -[PFFacebookTokenCachingStrategy setExpirationDate:] in ParseFacebookUtils(PFFacebookTokenCachingStrategy.o) "

I want to calculate angle between two path lines on Google map. I have the lat-long coordinates of the end points of the lines. Please suggest If there is other information I can use to do this that is available from Google maps. If the distances are small you can use this method. The accuracy reduces with large distances and the further you move from the equator. First find bearings with computeHeading() computeHeading(from:LatLng, to:LatLng) .Returns the heading from one LatLng to another LatLng. Headings are expressed in degrees clockwise from North within the range [-180,180). function

When using CocoaPods to get the Google Maps SDK for iOS, I'm having troubles importing the sdk header file ( #import <GoogleMaps/GoogleMaps.h> ). I'm new to CocoaPods but I think I have everything working fine with the other libraries that I use (RestKit, AFNetworking...). For these APIs I still need to import the lib like this #import <AFNetworking/AFNetworking.h> instead of just #import "AFNetworking" . But it works fine. For Google Maps SDK I need to import it like this #import <Google-Maps-iOS-SDK/GoogleMaps/GoogleMaps.h> which leads to a compilation error because in the GoogleMaps.h

In release 1.2 of the Google Maps for iOS SDK the default behavior of a tapped marker changed. The release note says: "The default behavior when a marker is tapped has been updated to also pan the camera to the marker's position" How can I get the old behavior back, i.e. not panning the camera center to the position of the marker? Add the following method to your GMSMapView delegate implementation. GMSMapView will no longer center on the selected marker and brings back the existing behavior. - (BOOL) mapView:(GMSMapView *)mapView didTapMarker:(GMSMarker *)marker { mapView.selectedMarker =