Artem.Google.UI Namespace

A LatLngBounds instance represents a rectangle in geographical coordinates, including one that crosses the 180 degrees longitudinal meridian.

Class for containing bounds event data.

Identifiers used to specify the placement of controls on the map. Controls are positioned relative to other controls in the same layout position. Controls that are added first are positioned closer to the edge of the map. +----------------+ + TL TC TR + + LT RT + + + + LC RC + + + + LB RB + + BL BC BR + +----------------+ Elements in the top or bottom row flow towards the middle. Elements at the left or right sides flow downwards.

Class for containing directions event data.

Represents a step in directions result.

A representation of distance as a numeric value and a display string.

A representation of duration as a numeric value and a display string.

A circle on the Earth's surface; also known as a "spherical cap".

A rectangular image overlay on the map.

Extender control which targets GoogleMap contol and adds the markers overlays to the google map.

Polygon (like a polyline) defines a series of connected coordinates in an ordered sequence; additionally, polygons form a closed loop and define a filled region.

A rectangle overlay.

Extender control which targets GoogleMap controls and displays the panorama for a given LatLng or panorama ID. A StreetViewPanorama object provides a Street View "viewer" which can be stand-alone within a separate <div> or bound to a Map.

The options for the markers' info window.

LatLng is a point in geographical coordinates, latitude and longitude. Notice that although usual map projections associate longitude with the x-coordinate of the map, and latitude with the y-coordinate, the latitude coordinate is always written first, followed by the longitude. Notice also that you cannot modify the coordinates of a LatLng. If you want to compute another point, you have to create a new one.

Class for containing map's event data.

Identifiers for common MapTypes.

Options for the rendering of the map type control.

Identifiers for common MapTypesControls.

Animations that can be played on a marker. Use the setAnimation method on Marker or the animation option to play an animation.

Class for containing marker event data.

Defines an image to be used as the icon or shadow for a Marker. 'origin' and 'size' are used to select a segment of a sprite image and 'anchor' overrides the position of the anchor point from its default bottom middle position. The anchor of an image is the pixel to which the system refers in tracking the image's position. By default, the anchor is set to the bottom middle of the image (coordinates width/2, height). So when a marker is placed at a given LatLng, the pixel defined as the anchor is positioned at the specified LatLng. To scale the image, whether sprited or not, set the value of scaledSize to the size of the whole image and set size, origin and anchor in scaled values. The MarkerImage cannot be changed once constructed.

This object defines the marker shape to use in determination of a marker's clickable region. The shape consists of two properties — type and coord — which define the general type of marker and coordinates specific to that type of marker.

Class for containing mouse event data.

Options for the rendering of the navigation control.

Identifiers for common types of navigation controls.

Options for the rendering of the pan control.

Options for the rendering of the pan control.

The options for a google polyline.

Options for the rendering of the rotate control.

Options for the rendering of the scale control.

Identifiers for scale control ids.

Options for the rendering of the Street View address control.

Options for the rendering of the Street View pegman control on the map.

Displays the panorama for a given LatLng or panorama ID. A StreetViewPanorama object provides a Street View "viewer" which can be stand-alone within a separate <div> or bound to a Map.

A point of view object which specifies the camera's orientation at the Street View panorama's position. The point of view is defined as heading, pitch and zoom.

Options for the rendering of the zoom control.

Identifiers for the zoom control.