I can't give you a direct answer but the following might help: Create an overlay to capture zoom level, canvas dimensions and map center when the overridden Overlay.onDraw() is called. This is universal in the sense that it will also capture users (or your app) manipulating the app outside of the zoom controls.
On Jan 13, 9:43 pm, Vincent <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > Does anybody know how to catch the map zoom in/out event for Android > 1.5? > > Before Android 1.5, I can use ZoomControls which has a > setOnZoomInClickListener(). > In order to get zoom controls, I can write like this: > ZoomControls mZoom = (ZoomControls) mMapView.getZoomControls(); > > But, since 1.5, the mMapView.getZoomControls() is deprecated. > Instead of this, the documentation suggests using > mMapView.setBuiltInZoomControls. > > Since 1.6, I can use ZoomButtonsController, which has a set > OnZoomListener(). > In order to get zoom button controls, I can write like this: > ZoomButtonsController mZoom = (ZoomButtonsController) > mMapView.getZoomButtonsController().setOnZoomListener(this); > > So, how can I get map zoom in/out event without using > mMapView.getZoomControls() for Android 1.5 ? > > thanks.
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