onInterceptTouchEvent about mapview HOT 8 CLOSED

that's not exactly true. right now it's only a drag, when the distance is greater then MapView.SINGLE_TAP_DISTANCE_THRESHOLD - if it's less then that, it's considered a tap.

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Then how come I'm having a lot of trouble tapping on a marker

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i don't know what your markers look like, and if you set a custom layout. see my issue #12

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That's sounds interesting, I will look more into it

I did more testing and actually the touch event works well but you need to press above the marker

it's a normal behaviour in android the touch always need to be exactly on the button.

Humans tends to press below the element they are seeing.

In iOS you need to press below the element you touch in other words you need to keep the element in the line of sight.

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If you prefer to have it not intercept, you could extend it and just override onInterceptTouchEvent to return false...

public class MyMapView extends MapView {
public MyMapView(Context c){
  super(c);
}
@Override
public boolean onInterceptTouchEvent (MotionEvent event) {
  return false;
}
}

We could add this as a settable property possibly...

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Yes that works well using the lib as a jar
I'll use MyViewMap until there is a better solution

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Since I suspect the onInterceptTouchEvent is causing 3 of the currently open issues, I'm definitely going to add a method to turn this on or off (and probably default to off), as soon as I get a moment. I'll leave this issue open until I've done so. Thanks!

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this is now off by default, but can be enabled with setCacheEnabled(boolean)

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