QML Map Element

This property holds the coordinate which occupies the center of the mapping viewport.

The default value is an arbitrary valid coordinate.

This documentation was introduced in Qt Mobility Mobility 1.2.

This property holds the connectivity mode used to fetch the map data.

The mode can be one of:

• Map.OfflineMode
• Map.OnlineMode
• Map.HybridMode

The default value is determined by the plugin.

This documentation was introduced in Qt Mobility Mobility 1.2.

This property holds the type of map to display.

The type can be one of:

• Map.StreetMap
• Map.SatelliteMapDay
• Map.SatelliteMapNight
• Map.TerrainMap
• Map.HybridMap
• Map.TransitMap
• Map.GrayStreetMap
• Map.MobileStreetMap
• Map.MobileTerrainMap
• Map.MobileHybridMap
• Map.MobileTransitMap
• Map.MobileGrayStreetMap

The default value is determined by the plugin.

This documentation was introduced in Qt Mobility Mobility 1.2.

This property holds the maximum valid zoom level for the map.

This documentation was introduced in Qt Mobility Mobility 1.2.

This property holds the minimum valid zoom level for the map.

This documentation was introduced in Qt Mobility Mobility 1.2.

This property holds the plugin which provides the mapping functionality.

This is write-once property. Once the map has a plugin associated with it any attempted modifications of the plugin will be ignored.

This documentation was introduced in Qt Mobility Mobility 1.2.

This property holds the size of the map viewport.

This documentation was introduced in Qt Mobility Mobility 1.2.

This property holds the zoom level for the map.

Larger values for the zoom level provide more detail.

The default value is 8.0.

This documentation was introduced in Qt Mobility Mobility 1.2.

Adds the given MapOject to the Map. If the object already is on the Map, it will not be added again.

As an example, consider you have a MapCircle presenting your current position:

 MapCircle {
     id: myPositionMarker
     center: myPositionSource.position.coordinate
     radius: 100
     color: "yellow"
 }

You can add it to Map (alterntively it can be defined as a child element of the Map):

 onButton2Clicked: {
     map.addMapObject(myPositionMarker)
 }

Note: MapObjectViews can not be added with this method.

This documentation was introduced in Qt Mobility Mobility 1.2.

Removes the given MapObject from the Map. If the MapObject does not exist, function does nothing.

As an example, consider you have a MapCircle presenting your current position:

 MapCircle {
     id: myPositionMarker
     center: myPositionSource.position.coordinate
     radius: 100
     color: "yellow"
 }

You can remove it from the Map element:

 onButton1Clicked: {
     map.removeMapObject(myPositionMarker)
 }

This documentation was introduced in Qt Mobility Mobility 1.2.

Returns the coordinate which corresponds to the screen position screenPosition.

Returns an invalid coordinate if screenPosition is not within the current viewport.

An example to constraint landmarks of a model to just those currently on Map:

 LandmarkBoxFilter {
     id: boxFilter
     topLeft: map.toCoordinate(Qt.point(0,0))
     bottomRight: map.toCoordinate(Qt.point(map.width, map.height))
 }

This documentation was introduced in Qt Mobility Mobility 1.2.

Returns the screen position which corresponds to the coordinate coordinate.

Returns an invalid QPointF if coordinate is not within the current viewport.

This documentation was introduced in Qt Mobility Mobility 1.2.