[android] - convert angles to radiants in jni, correct follow animation for MyLocationView
do not sanitise input when recreating from other camera object, input is already sanitised before
cleanup mylocationview, made animation bit more smooth, improved UX when switching between tracking modes
cleanup CameraUpdateFactory, hide internally used api.
only invalidate position if required, remove outdated comments
correct camera position values
made zoom activity a bit more interesting
made dynamic marker activity a bit more interesting
FIXUP
Documentation for enum values landed in mapbox/mapbox-gl-style-spec#510.
This updates Android, iOS, and macOS documentation code gen scripts to capitalize on them.
This paves the way for updates to filter and layout properties to trigger a source reload, without each SDK having to participate in the implementation.
queryPointAnnotations() accepts a screen rectangle instead of a geographic bounding box, so marker hit testing works at the edges of a rotated, tilted map view.
Fixes#5151.
[android] #5610 - Adjusted public api after discussion
[android] #5610 - added jni binding for NativeMapView#getLayer
[android] #5610 - Added initial test Activity
[android] #5610 - Started on NativePeer implementation for Layer
[android] #5610 - replaced low-level jni code with high-level for native getLayer
[android] 5610 - completed basic layer peer class - constructible from java and c++
[android] #5610 - removed reference that was redundant and causing the finalizer exception
[android] #5610 - Added a property peer
[android] #5610 - added value type to do type conversions - wip
[android] #5610 - simplified property conversion approach - wrapped value with jenv
[android] #5610 - added some more value conversions
[android] #5610 - Finished conversion for basic types
[android] #5610 - allow color's to be set as either an android color int or a String to support all formats in the spec
[android] #5610 - encode color ints as rgba to retain alpha channel
[android] #5610 - recalculate classes after paint property
[android] #5610 - more examples
[android] #5610 - fixed the example
[android] #5610 - cleaned up example code before continueing
[android] #5610 - added layout property example
[android] #5610 - set visibility on layer
[android] #5610 - added removeLayer and example
[android] #5610 - added more type conversions
[android] #5610 - Started on peer classes for layer implementations - WIP
[android] #5610 - First complete layer subclass peer implementation
[android] #5610 - added a little bit of structure before adding the other layer types
[android] #5610 - generate the c++ headers from the style spec
[android] #5610 - make sure the visibility is set as a string
[android] #5610 - Generate c++ layer peer class implementations from the style spec
[android] #5610 - generate java layer peer classes
[android] #5610 - cleanup comments
[android] #5610 - register all c++ peer classes with jni
[android] #5610 - addLayer
[android] #5610 - comment out broken case
[android] #5610 - Sources api - very much WIP
[android] 5610 - GeoJson source implementation and geojson conversion
[android] #5610 - cleanup add source/layer example a bit
[android] #5610 - initial filter api
[android] #5610 - Added filter api on the relevant Layer classes
[android] #5610 - raster layer is not filterable
[android] #5610 - actually make it compile
[android] #5610 - completed filter implementation
[android] #5610 - Vector and Raster Source + examples
[android] #5610 - removed superfluous interface, moved filters to the correct package
[android] #5610 - fixed comments
[android] #5610 - moved tests to the right package
[android] #5610 - hide difference between paint and layout properties in public api, make more performant set method for proeprties
[android] #5610 - fix rebase issue
The current ::stop() implementation was not thread safe and we
should queue the ::stop() for the next loop iteration so even
if we call ::stop() before ::run(), it gets processed.
Not supported, because we don't have control over the Looper
timeout like we do for Loopers we create. On the main thread,
Android takes care of making the application sleep and sets
an arbitrary timeout. This could be properly fixed by implementing
timers in Java, but we don't really have the use case of timers
in the main thread.
