ProvidesMarkerGeoPoint

Class Overview

Indicates that a MarkerOverlay should use the annotated method to retrieve the object's location on the map.

The method bearing this annotation must be public, take no arguments, and return a GeoPoint.

If your objects already have separate methods that return the latitude and longitude in decimal degrees (as floats or doubles), then you may want to use the ProvidesMarkerLatitude and ProvidesMarkerLongitude annotations instead.

If no method bears this annotation (or the equivalent ProvidesMarkerLatitude and ProvidesMarkerLongitude ones), or if the annotated method returns null, the object will not be displayed on the map.

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From interface java.lang.annotation.Annotation abstract Class<? extends Annotation> annotationType() abstract boolean equals(Object arg0) abstract int hashCode() abstract String toString()