For the record:
The onTrackballEvent() route turned messy so the workaround I've decided
to use for now is instead mapView.setOnKeyListener() to trigger on
KEYCODE_DPAD_CENTER and explicitly loop over the items calling hitText()
until I get a hit.
Seems rather ugly to me, but at least it gives the result I expected
from onTap(). Advice on improvements appreciated.
Best / Jonas
On 11/20/2010 10:36 PM, Jonas Petersson wrote:
Dear experts,
I recently decided to try out making my app tentatively "GoogleTV ready"
by ensuring a user can do everything without ever entering Touch mode.
For most stuff it is pretty straight forward, but I'm scratching my head
at MapView/ItemizedOverlay: The docs appear to indicate that
onTap(index) should do the trick, but it seems not to work the way I
expect it to. "onTap ... This could be from a touchscreen tap on an
onscreen Item, or from a trackball click on a centered, selected Item..."
Working around it using onTrackballEvent() and perhaps an
onFocusChangeListener seems possible, but the documentation appears to
indicate that this should not be needed for simple cases, right?
I get the circle in the center and can move around with the
D-pad/trackball, but when trying to select, hitTest() is not called and
onTap(index) appears to be called with stale info.
Anyone got a working code snippet? (Mark's NooYawk sadly doesn't work
and googling came up with blanks apart from questions without answers)
Thanks in advance / Jonas
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