Properties And Configuration
RadMap Properties
The RadMap control exposes the following properties:
- Center (Location): Gets or sets a value that represents the logical center of the map.
- ZoomLevel (double): Gets or sets a value that represents the current zoom level of the map.
- MaxZoomLevel (double): Gets or sets a value that defines the maximum value the ZoomLevel property can reach.
- MinZoomLevel (double): Gets or sets a value that defines the minimum value the ZoomLevel property can reach.
- Bounds (LocationRect): Gets a LocationRect instance that defines the geographical boundaries of the currently visible area of the RadMap control.
- Layers (MapLayer): Gets the collection with all the MapLayer instances currently available within the map.
- SpatialReference (ISpatialReference): Gets the current ISpatialReference implementation that is used by the map to visualize the geographical coordinates in the 2-D space.
- Behaviors (MapBehavior): Gets the collection with all the MapBehavior instances, registered with the map.
- Commands: Gets the collection with user-defined commands, associated with the different CommandId values.
- CommandService (MapCommandService): Gets the MapCommandService instance that handles the commanding support in the map.
The RadMap control has the following methods:
- HitTest (Point location, MapShapeLayer shapeLayer): Initiates a hit test on the specified location on shapeLayer whose shapes will be hit test. Default value is null i.e. hit testing is performed on all layers (starting from the top-most one) and the first positive match is returned.
- SetView(LocationRect boundingRect): Sets the provided value as the current view of the map.
- GetLayerForShape(IMapShape shape): Gets the MapShapeLayer that the shape parameter belongs to.
- ConvertPhysicalToGeographicCoordinate(Location location): Converts the specified physical point to its geographic equivalent. The provided physical point is relative to the map's TopLeft position.
- ConvertGeographicToPhysicalCoordinate(DoublePoint location): Converts the specified geographic location to its physical equivalent.