Type Function Object Map Library native.* Return value Number Revision 2017.3060 Keywords addMarker See also object:removeMarker() object:removeAllMarkers()
Adds a pin to the map at the specified location. The optional title and subtitle will appear on a small popup when the pin is touched. If a custom image is specified then the bottom center of the image will be the pinned location.
This function returns an identification number for the marker added, or nil
if there was a failure. This number can be used along with object:removeMarker() to remove a marker.
On devices, object:addMarker()
may need to be delayed until activation of the device's location hardware. One solution is to repeatedly queue the location hardware until it receives a proper response, then call this function. See the example in object:getUserLocation() for details.
object:addMarker( latitude, longitude ) object:addMarker( latitude, longitude, options )
Number. The marker's latitude in degrees.
Number. The marker's longitude in degrees.
Table. A table of options for the marker — see the next section for details.
String. The title to display on the popup that appears when the user taps the marker.
String. The subtitle to display on the popup that appears when the user taps the marker.
Function. The listener that will be called when the marker is tapped.
-- Map marker listener function local function markerListener(event) print( "type: ", event.type ) -- event type print( "markerId: ", event.markerId ) -- ID of the marker that was touched print( "lat: ", event.latitude ) -- latitude of the marker print( "long: ", event.longitude ) -- longitude of the marker end -- Create a native map view local myMap = native.newMapView( 0, 0, 300, 220 ) myMap.x = display.contentCenterX myMap.y = display.contentCenterY -- Sometime later (following activation of device location hardware) local options = { title = "Displayed Title", subtitle = "Subtitle text", listener = markerListener, -- This will look in the resources directory for the image file imageFile = "someImage.png", -- Alternatively, this looks in the specified directory for the image file -- imageFile = { filename="someImage.png", baseDir=system.TemporaryDirectory } } local result, errorMessage = myMap:addMarker( 37.331692, -122.030456, options ) if ( result ) then print( "Marker added" ) else print( errorMessage ) end