Examples with MapPoint org.odk.collect.geo.maps.MapPoint used on opensource projects

Example 1 with MapPoint

use of org.odk.collect.geo.maps.MapPoint in project collect by opendatakit.

the class FormMapActivityTest method tappingOnDeletedInstances_showsSubmissionSummaryWithAppropriateMessage.

// Geometry is removed from the database on instance deletion but just in case there is a
// deleted instance with geometry available, show a deleted toast.
@Test
public void tappingOnDeletedInstances_showsSubmissionSummaryWithAppropriateMessage() {
    Pair<Instance, MapPoint> deleted = new Pair<>(testInstances[0], new MapPoint(10.0, 125.6));
    int featureId = map.getFeatureIdFor(deleted.second);
    activity.onFeatureClicked(featureId);
    assertSubmissionSummaryContent(deleted.first.getDisplayName(), deleted.first.getStatus(), new Date(deleted.first.getLastStatusChangeDate()), DELETED_TOAST);
}

Example 2 with MapPoint

use of org.odk.collect.geo.maps.MapPoint in project collect by opendatakit.

the class FormMapActivityTest method centerAndZoomLevel_areRestoredAfterOrientationChange.

@Ignore("Doesn't work with field-based dependency injection because we don't get an opportunity" + "to set test doubles before onCreate() is called after the orientation change")
@Test
public void centerAndZoomLevel_areRestoredAfterOrientationChange() {
    map.zoomToPoint(new MapPoint(7, 7), 7, false);
    RuntimeEnvironment.setQualifiers("+land");
    activityController.configurationChange();
    assertThat(map.getCenter(), is(new MapPoint(7, 7)));
    assertThat(map.getZoom(), is(7));
}

Example 3 with MapPoint

use of org.odk.collect.geo.maps.MapPoint in project collect by opendatakit.

the class FormMapActivityTest method tappingOnUneditableInstances_showsSubmissionSummaryWithAppropriateMessage.

@Test
public void tappingOnUneditableInstances_showsSubmissionSummaryWithAppropriateMessage() {
    Pair<Instance, MapPoint> sent = new Pair<>(testInstances[5], new MapPoint(10.3, 125.7));
    int featureId = map.getFeatureIdFor(sent.second);
    activity.onFeatureClicked(featureId);
    assertSubmissionSummaryContent(sent.first.getDisplayName(), sent.first.getStatus(), new Date(sent.first.getLastStatusChangeDate()), OPEN_READ_ONLY);
}

Example 4 with MapPoint

use of org.odk.collect.geo.maps.MapPoint in project collect by opendatakit.

the class GeoPolyActivity method startInput.

@Override
public void startInput() {
    inputActive = true;
    if (recordingEnabled && recordingAutomatic) {
        boolean retainMockAccuracy = getIntent().getBooleanExtra(Constants.EXTRA_RETAIN_MOCK_ACCURACY, false);
        locationTracker.start(retainMockAccuracy);
        recordPoint(map.getGpsLocation());
        schedulerHandler = scheduler.scheduleAtFixedRate(() -> runOnUiThread(() -> {
            Location currentLocation = locationTracker.getCurrentLocation();
            if (currentLocation != null) {
                MapPoint currentMapPoint = new MapPoint(currentLocation.getLatitude(), currentLocation.getLongitude(), currentLocation.getAltitude(), currentLocation.getAccuracy());
                recordPoint(currentMapPoint);
            }
        }), INTERVAL_OPTIONS[intervalIndex], INTERVAL_OPTIONS[intervalIndex], TimeUnit.SECONDS);
    }
    updateUi();
}

Example 5 with MapPoint

use of org.odk.collect.geo.maps.MapPoint in project collect by opendatakit.

the class GeoPolyActivity method saveAsPolygon.

private void saveAsPolygon() {
    if (map.getPolyPoints(featureId).size() > 2) {
        // Close the polygon.
        List<MapPoint> points = map.getPolyPoints(featureId);
        int count = points.size();
        if (count > 1 && !points.get(0).equals(points.get(count - 1))) {
            map.appendPointToPoly(featureId, points.get(0));
        }
        finishWithResult();
    } else {
        ToastUtils.showShortToastInMiddle(this, getString(R.string.polygon_validator));
    }
}