CustomLocationDataSource QML Type
A location data source object that allows you to supply a custom implementation. More...
| Import Statement: | import Esri.ArcGISRuntime |
| Since: | Esri.ArcGISRuntime 100.8 |
| Inherits: |
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- CustomLocationDataSource is part of QML Type List.
Properties
- startCallback : var
- stopCallback : var
Signals
Methods
Detailed Description
To use this type, create a CustomLocationDataSource and implement the startCallback and stopCallback in JavaScript.
Property Documentation
startCallback : var |
The callback function that is called when a request to AbstractLocationDataSource::start() the data source is recieved.
At the end of the JavaScript callback, call AbstractLocationDataSource::onStartCompleted() with an optional error message.
For example, an implementation using PositionSource and Compass would call:
positionSource.start(); compass.start(); onStartCompleted();
stopCallback : var |
The callback function that is called when a request to AbstractLocationDataSource::stop() the data source is recieved.
At the end of the JavaScript callback, call AbstractLocationDataSource::onStopCompleted().
For example, an implementation using PositionSource and Compass would call:
positionSource.stop(); compass.start(); onStopCompleted();
Signal Documentation
startCallbackChanged() |
Signal emitted when startCallback changes.
Note: The corresponding handler is onStartCallbackChanged.
stopCallbackChanged() |
Signal emitted when stopCallback changes.
Note: The corresponding handler is onStopCallbackChanged.
Method Documentation
void onStart() |
Reacts to AbstractLocationDataSource::start() requests by starting the DefaultLocationDataSource::positionInfoSource and Compass.
Note: You should not call this method directly - use AbstractLocationDataSource::start() instead.
void onStop() |
Reacts to AbstractLocationDataSource::stop() requests by stoping the DefaultLocationDataSource::positionInfoSource and Compass.
Note: You should not call this method directly - use AbstractLocationDataSource::stop() instead.