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//  RMMapView.h
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/*! \mainpage Route-Me Map Framework 

\section intro_sec Introduction

Route-Me is an open source Objective-C framework for displaying maps on Cocoa Touch devices 
(the iPhone, and the iPod Touch). It was written in 2008 by Joseph Gentle as the basis for a transit
routing app. The transit app was not completed, because the government agencies involved chose not to release
the necessary data under reasonable licensing terms. The project was released as open source under the New BSD license (http://www.opensource.org/licenses/bsd-license.php) 
in September, 2008, and
is hosted on Google Code (http://code.google.com/p/route-me/).

 Route-Me provides a UIView subclass with a panning, zooming map. Zoom level, source of map data, map center,
 marker overlays, and path overlays are all supported.
 \section license_sec License
 Route-Me is licensed under the New BSD license.
 
 In any app that uses the Route-Me library, include the following text on your "preferences" or "about" screen: "Uses Route-Me map library, (c) 2008-2009 Route-Me Contributors". 
 
\section install_sec Installation
 
Because Route-Me is under rapid development as of early 2009, the best way to install Route-Me is use
Subversion and check out a copy of the repository:
\verbatim
svn checkout http://route-me.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ route-me-read-only
\endverbatim

 There are numerous sample applications in the Subversion repository.
 
 To embed Route-Me maps in your Xcode project, follow the example given in samples/SampleMap or samples/ProgrammaticMap. The instructions in 
 the Embedding Guide at 
 http://code.google.com/p/route-me/wiki/EmbeddingGuide are out of date as of April 20, 2009. To create a static version of Route-Me, follow these 
 instructions instead: http://code.google.com/p/route-me/source/browse/trunk/MapView/README-library-build.rtf
 
\section maps_sec Map Data
 
 Route-Me supports map data served from many different sources:
 - the Open Street Map project's server.
 - CloudMade, which provides commercial servers delivering Open Street Map data.
 - Microsoft Virtual Earth.
 - Open Aerial Map.
 - Yahoo! Maps.
 
 Each of these data sources has different license restrictions and fees. In particular, Yahoo! Maps are 
 effectively unusable in Route-Me due to their license terms; the Yahoo! access code is provided for demonstration
 purposes only.
 
 You must contact the data vendor directly and arrange licensing if necessary, including obtaining your own
 access key. Follow their rules.
 
 If you have your own data you'd like to use with Route-Me, serving it through your own Mapnik installation
 looks like the best bet. Mapnik is an open source web-based map delivery platform. For more information on
 Mapnik, see http://www.mapnik.org/ .
 
 \section news_sec Project News and Updates
 For the most current information on Route-Me, see these sources:
 - wiki: http://code.google.com/p/route-me/w/list
 - project email reflector: http://groups.google.com/group/route-me-map
 - list of all project RSS feeds: http://code.google.com/p/route-me/feeds
 - applications using Route-Me: http://code.google.com/p/route-me/wiki/RoutemeApplications
 
 */

#import <UIKit/UIKit.h>
#import <CoreGraphics/CGGeometry.h>

#import "RMNotifications.h"
#import "RMFoundation.h"
#import "RMMapViewDelegate.h"
#import "RMMapContents.h"

/*! 
 \struct RMGestureDetails
 iPhone-specific mapview stuff. Handles event handling, whatnot.
 */
typedef struct {
	CGPoint center;
	CGFloat angle;
	float averageDistanceFromCenter;
	int numTouches;
} RMGestureDetails;

@class RMMapContents;

/*! 
 \brief Wrapper around RMMapContents for the iPhone.
 
 It implements event handling; but that's about it. All the interesting map
 logic is done by RMMapContents. There is exactly one RMMapView instance for each RMMapContents instance.
 
 A -forwardInvocation method exists for RMMap, and forwards all unhandled messages to the RMMapContents instance.
 
 \bug No accessors for enableDragging, enableZoom, deceleration, decelerationFactor. Changing enableDragging does not change multitouchEnabled for the view.
 */
@interface RMMapView : UIView <RMMapContentsFacade, RMMapContentsAnimationCallback>
{
	RMMapContents *contents;
	id <RMMapViewDelegate> delegate;
	BOOL enableDragging;
	BOOL enableZoom;
    BOOL enableRotate;
	RMGestureDetails lastGesture;
	float decelerationFactor;
	BOOL deceleration;
    CGFloat rotation;
	
@private
   	BOOL _delegateHasBeforeMapMove;
	BOOL _delegateHasAfterMapMove;
    BOOL _delegateHasAfterMapMoveDeceleration;
	BOOL _delegateHasBeforeMapZoomByFactor;
	BOOL _delegateHasAfterMapZoomByFactor;
	BOOL _delegateHasBeforeMapRotate;
	BOOL _delegateHasAfterMapRotate;
	BOOL _delegateHasDoubleTapOnMap;
	BOOL _delegateHasDoubleTapTwoFingersOnMap;
	BOOL _delegateHasSingleTapOnMap;
    BOOL _delegateHasLongSingleTapOnMap;
	BOOL _delegateHasTapOnMarker;
	BOOL _delegateHasTapOnLabelForMarker;
	BOOL _delegateHasAfterMapTouch;
	BOOL _delegateHasShouldDragMarker;
	BOOL _delegateHasDidDragMarker;
	
	NSTimer *_decelerationTimer;
	CGSize _decelerationDelta;
	
    CGPoint _longPressPosition;
    
	BOOL _constrainMovement;
	RMProjectedPoint NEconstraint, SWconstraint;
	
	BOOL _contentsIsSet; // "contents" must be set, but is initialized lazily to allow apps to override defaults in -awakeFromNib
}

/// Any other functionality you need to manipulate the map you can access through this
/// property. The RMMapContents class holds the actual map bits.
@property (nonatomic, retain) RMMapContents *contents;

// View properties
@property (readwrite) BOOL enableDragging;
@property (readwrite) BOOL enableZoom;
@property (readwrite) BOOL enableRotate;

@property (nonatomic, retain, readonly) RMMarkerManager *markerManager;

// do not retain the delegate so you can let the corresponding controller implement the
// delegate without circular references
@property (assign) id <RMMapViewDelegate> delegate;
@property (readwrite) float decelerationFactor;
@property (readwrite) BOOL deceleration;

@property (readonly) CGFloat rotation;

/// recenter the map on #latlong, expressed as CLLocationCoordinate2D (latitude/longitude)
- (void)moveToLatLong:(CLLocationCoordinate2D)latlong;
/// recenter the map on #aPoint, expressed in projected meters
- (void)moveToProjectedPoint:(RMProjectedPoint)aPoint;

- (void)moveBy:(CGSize)delta;

- (void)setConstraintsSW:(CLLocationCoordinate2D)sw NE:(CLLocationCoordinate2D)ne;

- (void)zoomByFactor:(float)zoomFactor near:(CGPoint)aPoint;
- (void)zoomByFactor:(float)zoomFactor near:(CGPoint)aPoint animated:(BOOL)animated;

- (void)didReceiveMemoryWarning;

- (void)setRotation:(CGFloat)angle;

@end