OnClickListener for each ARPoint

[hanilozmen]

First of all, thanks for this implementation. It is working as expected. By the way, getting gps location one time and making processes according to that fixed location provided me a more stable experience.

My question: I want to add onclick listener for each ARPoint so a detail page of that point will be opened. Do you have any suggestion or code snippet for this?

[dat-ng]

You should refactor View into ViewGroup, and the canvas overlay you added need to change to view. For view, you can implement onClick

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First of all, thanks for this implementation. It is working as expected. By the way, getting gps location one time and making processes according to that fixed location provided me a more stable experience.

My question: I want to add onclick listener for each ARPoint so a detail page of that point will be opened. DO you have any suggestion or code snippet for this?

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[SankarGomathi]

how to get the position in canvas ??

[ShantiRanjanDas]

I changed it , but the views are gone, can you change it in your library

[Rich2k]

It is possible to do this by storing the x/y position of the Circle drawn as well as it's radius and using onTouchEvent to capture the touched location.

Note this is NOT the best way to do this @dat-ng method is the correct way to do it

However if you're interested (sorry this is in Kotlin not Java)

override fun onTouchEvent(event: MotionEvent): Boolean {
        when (event.action) {
            MotionEvent.ACTION_DOWN -> {
                val touchX = event.x
                val touchY = event.y

                // Calculate the distance from the touch point to the circles center
                val distance = Math.sqrt(((touchX - circleX).pow(2) + (touchY - circleY).pow(2)).toDouble())

                // Check if the touch is inside the circle
                if (distance <= circleRadius) {
                    // Touch is inside the circle
                    // Do Something Here
                }
            }
        }
        return true
    }