GoogleMap.OnMyLocationClickListener
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AI-generated Key Takeaways
GoogleMap.OnMyLocationClickListener is an interface used to handle clicks on the "My Location" dot in Google Maps.
It includes a single method, onMyLocationClick(Location location), which is triggered when the user taps the "My Location" dot, providing the current location.
This method is executed on the Android UI thread, ensuring any UI updates within it are handled safely.
public static interface
GoogleMap.OnMyLocationClickListener
Callback interface for when the My Location dot (which signifies the user's location) is
clicked.
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