Structures

Holds arrival status to a unique waypoint.

Guidance announcement relating to a maneuver during navigation. The announcement text message is provided in both Speech Synthesis Markup Language (SSML) and plain-text formats.

Guidance update provided while navigating a route, including the list of upcoming instructions, guidance announcement and distance to the next maneuver.

Guidance Instruction indicating arrival at the destination.

Indicates a border crossing between two countries.

Instruction indicating an upcoming border crossing.

Country information.

Guidance Instruction indicating departure from the origin.

Guidance Instruction indicating entering a vehicle transportation service through a terminal.

Guidance Instruction indicating entering a carpool lane by changing lanes.

Guidance Instruction indicating exiting a vehicle transportation service through a terminal.

Guidance Instruction indicating exiting a carpool lane by changing lanes.

Guidance Instruction indicating taking a highway exit.

Guidance Instruction indicating an exit from a roundabout.

Guidance Instruction indicating that the current road should be followed for some distance.

Guidance Instruction indicating an upcoming fork in the road.

Guidance Instruction indicating a turn which is legally required.

Guidance Instruction indicating a merge onto another road.

Road information relating to a GuidanceInstruction.

Guidance Instruction indicating an upcoming roundabout.

Contains information about the signpost for the GuidanceInstruction.

Guidance Instruction indicating changing highways by following an exit ramp.

Guidance instruction indicating the driver is approaching a tollgate or ETC terminal.

Guidance Instruction indicating the driver should turn around when it is possible.

Guidance Instruction indicating a turn at a road junction.

Guidance Instruction indicating that a waypoint on the route is reached.

Contains information about lane guidance.

Lanes are stored in order from curb side to middle side. That is, in left-hand driving locales such as Japan, the lanes are ordered from left to right, while in right-hand driving locales such as the USA, the lanes are ordered from right to left.

Holds information about LaneGuidance and whether it is starting or ending.

LocationContext provides information about the driver’s location, which has been matched against the road network.

The MapMatchingResult provides information about the matched location and its details.

The RouteProgress class provides information about the driver’s progress along the route.

Represents a projected route with missing map reference data.

Describes part of the ProjectedRoute.

Navigation snapshot containing information about the state of the trip at a certain moment

Keeps state of currently followed route’s waypoints, provide methods to change this state.

RoutePlan specifies all required parameters for a single route navigation session.

Describes a city on the horizon element.

Describes the general road properties on the horizon element.

Describes path geometry of the horizon element

Describes path geometry of the horizon element

Describes path geometry of the horizon element

Describes path geometry of the horizon element

Element with Speed limit information.

To retrieve the speed limits for a specific vehicle e.g., for trucks, you need to set the proper TomTomSDKCommon.VehicleType using TomTomSDKVehicle.DefaultVehicleProvider.setVehicle. An instance of the TomTomSDKVehicle.DefaultVehicleProvider should be the same as provided to the TomTomSDKNavigation.NavigationConfiguration. After that, the horizon provides speed limits for the specific vehicle type.

Describes a street on the horizon element.

Policy that specifies a search distance for the main path. Main path - the path that the user is currently on, extending along the most likely trajectory. When enabling this search policy, the horizon engine only searches within an explicitly specified distance when extending the main path. To search along the entire route use the route length policy. If the search distance is not specified, a default value corresponding to a maximum horizon length of 2 km is used.

A response from HorizonEngine. Contains a horizon snapshot and a vehicle position per each set of previously registered horizon subscription options.

Horizon options define the extent of the paths in the horizon and the map attributes to be collected for these paths. A set of horizon options consists of the following: A subscription configuration consists of four types of search options:

1. The set of horizon element types the client is interested in
2. The path search options for the main path (the path that the user is currently on, extending along the most likely trajectory).
3. The path search options for the sub-paths (any horizon path that is not the main path).
4. The maximum number of paths the client can receive.