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GoogleMaps: Detect if camera move was started by user #50931
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Wrap the map in a Listener widget
Listener( onPointerDown: (e) { print("USER IS DRAGGING"); print(e); }, child: GoogleMap( compassEnabled: false, myLocationButtonEnabled: false, myLocationEnabled: true, mapToolbarEnabled: false, rotateGesturesEnabled: true, minMaxZoomPreference: MinMaxZoomPreference.unbounded, mapType: MapType.normal, initialCameraPosition: CameraPosition( target: LatLng(19.2869271, -103.7435041), zoom: 14.4746 ), ), ),Reacted by Vlad Bondarenko, Carlo, Gabrielius, Alex Castro, adam-ashored, Catalin Morosan, Premizlaus, vishal sharma, Jon, Pedro Gomes and 4 moreReacted by Alex Castro and JonWorks perfectly, thanks!
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on Aug 22, 2021
Hi there,
I'd like to detect if a camera move was started by the user by dragging the map.
Is there any implementation of this or any trick I could use to detect it?
I tied wrapping the
GoogleMapwidget inside aGestureDetector, but this does not seem to work, because the GestureDetector consumes the events, so they will not be propageted to the map widget.As I have seen, there exists such a feature in the Android Maps SDK when using the
onCameraMoveStartedcallback. It contains areasonparameter which isREASON_GESTUREif the map was moved by a user gesture. If there's no other way, I would propose to add this feature.Thanks!