MapFragment

This represents the container view for any balloon markers on the map. When clicked, balloon markers typically show more information about a specific point on the map.

This represents the compass button on the map. This button provides a quick way for users to change the map to have a northern orientation.

This represents the button that shows the user's current location on the map.

This represents the logo of the map provider. This logo ensures the correct attribution is given to the map data source.

This represents the adapter for the balloon views. The adapter determines how the content inside each balloon marker is displayed.

This represents the scale view on the map. This shows the scale of the map in relation to the real world distances.

This represents the zoom controls on the map. These controls allow users to zoom in and out of the map view.

Sets a callback that will be triggered when the map instance is ready to use. The callback will be executed on the main thread. Note: You must call this method from the main thread. Otherwise an exception will be thrown.

Handles the 'onCreate' lifecycle event. Initializes the MapView internals and UI components.

Called on the fragment to instantiate its MapView. If there were some calls for getMapAsync(callback: OnMapReadyCallback), then the subscribed callbacks will be executed as soon as the MapView is created and the underlying TomTomMap is available.

This handles the 'onDestroy' lifecycle event. It is called when the parent component is being destroyed. This ensures the internal map view components are properly shut down and resources are freed.

This is called when the fragment's UI is created. This method parses the given attributes and sets the map options accordingly.

This handles the 'onPause' lifecycle event. It is called when the parent component is no longer resumed but still visible. This ensures the internal map view components pause their active processes to conserve resources.

This handles the 'onResume' lifecycle event. It is called when the parent component is visible to the user and actively running. This ensures the internal map view components are active and updated.

This handles the 'onSaveInstanceState' lifecycle event. It is called when the parent component saves its instance state. This stores the current state of the MapView component, ensuring that the state can be restored after a configuration change or other events that restart the component.

This handles the 'onStart' lifecycle event. It is called when the parent component becomes visible to the user. This ensures the internal map view components are ready to display.

This handles the 'onStop' lifecycle event. It is called when the parent component is no longer visible to the user. This ensures the internal map view components stop all active processes to conserve resources.