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I'm working with my programmers and have an issue that we're trying to find a simple / opensource solution to as i'm sure others have come across the same issue before... In simple terms we're trying to place thousands of pins on a google map within an android application.... We managed to solve the problem of placing thousands of pins on a google map within xcode by using a clustering algorithm that placed them in clusters and gave the number of pins in a particular area, then as you zoom in , the pins specifically appear in their locations. However, when trying to use this same algorithm

I would like to combine two types of maps within one map in plotly, namely bubble and choropleth map. The objective is to show population size on a country level (choropleth) as well as on a city level (bubble) by hovering with the mouse over the map. The plotly example code for a choropleth map is as follows: library(plotly) df <- read.csv('https://raw.githubusercontent.com/plotly/datasets/master/2014_world_gdp_with_codes.csv') # light grey boundaries l <- list(color = toRGB("grey"), width = 0.5) # specify map projection/options g <- list( showframe = FALSE, showcoastlines = FALSE, projection

C# has a a nice library/api to use for creating/using maps with winforms found at Gmap.net Does java have any libraries like this? The closest thing I've found was worldwind but this doesn't look half as good as what GMap.net does in winforms These libraries might help Generic Swing component: https://github.com/msteiger/jxmapviewer2 Integration with JavaFX: http://fxexperience.com/2011/05/maps-in-javafx-2-0/ 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/15709870/how-to-add-maps-in-java-gui-like-gmap-net-for-c

When I plot my polyline on Map from point A -> B, I have a requirement to draw the polyline with animation. As if from A-> B the polyline keeps on drawing. I have used below link for reference: https://github.com/amalChandran/google-maps-route-animation Using the solution I am able to animate the polyline, but the polyline itself is not proper. It doesn't go through road. Original APK of the solution also has the same bug. Can someone pls help me with a suitable solution You can try with this reference also https://github.com/mohak1712/UberUX?utm_source=android-arsenal.com&utm_medium=referral

Does anyone know how to enable the 'place-card' on an embedded Google Map using the Google Maps JavaScript API ? When I use the Google Maps Embed API a 'place-card' will be present in the top left corner of the map. This 'place-card' includes the address, a 'Directions' link, and a 'View larger map' link. I would prefer to use the Google Maps JavaScript API to embed my map but when I create a map using this API the place-card is missing and the 'view larger map' link is replaced with a subtle Google logo in the bottom left corner. I have scoured the Google Docs and I just can't seem to figure

Hello and thank you in advance, I would like to ask if there is a way to compile pre-known google map tiles and load them up in a Phonegap application. To be more specific, I am developing an application that will concern geolocation, path navigation etc, within a specific region. Due to the nature of use of the application (it might be used in the wildlife for example) the phone of the user may not get signal in order to have an internet connection, hence I want the interactive map facility to be available even if the phone is offline. Im also considering the possibility of getting the cached

I have a list of words: words=["alpha","omega","up","down","over","under","purple","red","blue","green"] I have two functions that are supposed to find the shortest and longest words in this list: def bigWords(list=[], *args): largestWord="" largestLen=0 for word in list: if largestWord<len(word): largestWord=len(word) largestWord=word print "The longest word(s) in the list is %s." % largestWord def smallWords(list=[], *args): smallestWord="" smallestLen=0 for word in list: if smallestLen>len(word): smallestLen>len(word) smallestWord=word print "The shortest word(s) in the list is: %s." %