google-static-maps

I want to display a static map and on mouse over the map get latitude and longitude on mouse over the map It needs some calculations, you'll find the required methods in the source of this demo: https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/examples/map-coordinates?csw=1 function that implements these calculations for usage with a static map: function FX(lat,//center-latitude of the static-map lng,//center-longitude of the static-map zoom,//zoom of the static-map width,//width of the static-map height,//height of the static-map mouseX,//x-coordinate of the mouseevent inside the

I ran into a problem recently with Google Maps styling. I used the Styled Maps Wizard to customize the Google Maps, but I realized the style does not apply to areas/tiles near Korea. This is the static in question: http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/staticmap?center=33.576299,129.200592&zoom=8&format=png&sensor=false&size=640x640&maptype=roadmap&style=saturation:-50|gamma:2.00 I wonder if this is a bug, or it is a decided behavior? edit: this does not only happen to Static , it also happens to Google Maps v3 api, this jsfiddle is the example on styling the maps , with a different lag/lat.

We're using Google's Static Maps API with the scale parameter to display lovely smooth maps for people using high resolution displays. However, we'd also like to use custom icons to show points on the map. Unfortunately I can't find any way of doing this that doesn't give pixelated icons like in this example . Is there a way of doing this that doesn't scale the icons up? The &markers parameter now has an (undocumented) scale descriptor. Set that to 2 and the icon descriptor to your @2x marker image URL while using the &scale=2 parameter. Something like: &markers=scale:2|icon=icon@2x.png&scale

I'm trying to show a path from the google maps directions api on a google maps static map. The url for the directions api call looks like this: https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/directions/json?origin=lübeck&destination=hamburg&key=MY_API_KEY I get a valid json response containing all the informations. I then want to show the encoded polyline for the path overview on a static map with this api call: https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/staticmap?sensor=false&size=860x600&path=enc:THE_ENCODED_POLYLINE The static map won't show the path. I suspect that the encoded polyline returned by the

I need to know how to display an image in bytes in GUI. I am taking an image from google static map API with .content I get the image in bytes like this: import requests a = requests.get('https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/staticmap?center=Berkeley,CA&zoom=14&size=400x400') print(a.content) I want to display it in the interface i am creating. I know that i can save the bytes in an image and then create a QPixmap loading the image and adding it to a scene or maybe a Qlabel , but can I display the image in the interface without saving it? I would appreciate any help. You will want to use