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Fixes issue #12472. This commit doesn't address the underlying issues that come from symbolAnnotationTree using a slightly lower precision coordinate system than the annotations themselves. Instead, it just puts a small padding around each tile when it queries for tile data, so that symbols right at the tile boundary will be included in both tiles. The rendering/querying code will take care of only displaying one instance. The padding is in global coordinates, so at higher zoom the padding will be larger in tile units -- this is consistent with precision loss also being greater at higher zoom.
Mapbox Maps SDK for macOS
Put interactive, scalable world maps into your native Cocoa application with the Mapbox Maps SDK for macOS.
- Mapbox-curated map styles and OpenStreetMap-based vector tiles make it easy to get started.
- Customize every aspect of the map’s appearance in code or visually using Mapbox Studio.
- High-performance OpenGL rendering and multitouch gestures keep your users happy.
- A well-designed, fully documented API helps you stay productive.
- Develop across multiple platforms, including iOS, using the same styles and similar APIs.
The Mapbox Maps SDK for macOS is compatible with macOS 10.10.0 and above for Cocoa applications developed in Objective-C, Swift, Interface Builder, or AppleScript. For hybrid applications, consider Mapbox GL JS.
Information for Mac developers:
- Integrate the Mapbox Maps SDK for macOS into your application
- Learn how to use the Mapbox Maps SDK for macOS
- Browse example styles designed in Mapbox Studio
Information for contributors:
- Build the Mapbox Maps SDK for macOS from source
- Contribute to the Mapbox Maps SDK for macOS
- Mapbox Style Specification
- Mapbox Vector Tile Specification
Mapbox does not officially support the macOS SDK to the same extent as the iOS SDK; however, bug reports and pull requests are certainly welcome.