Closed dlcole closed 3 weeks ago
Working through this code in a debugger:
didTapMyLocationButtonForMapView(mapView: GMSMapView): boolean {
this._owner?.get?.().notify?.({
eventName: MapView.myLocationButtonTapEvent,
object: this._owner?.get?.(),
});
return true;
}
I can see that there are no observers for the event. This is likely a hack, but if I return false
instead of true
, then the camera position moves to the current location, as expected.
This is in google-maps/index.ios.ts
It would be nice to get this wired up for iOS.
Thanks
On iOS, using v1.7.1 of
@nativescript/google-maps
and specifyingcauses the myLocation Button to be displayed and shows a shadow when selected, but the camera position/zoom does not change. The same code works correctly on Android.