AI-generated Key Takeaways
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The
GoogleMap.OnCameraMoveListenerinterface provides a callback mechanism for responding to camera movements on a Google Map. -
The
onCameraMove()method is called frequently as the camera moves, allowing developers to perform actions based on the current camera position. -
Developers should avoid performing resource-intensive tasks within the
onCameraMove()method due to its frequent execution. -
The
onCameraMove()callback is executed on the main Android UI thread, which handles UI updates and user interactions.
Callback interface for when the camera changes position.
Public Method Summary
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onCameraMove()
Called repeatedly as the camera continues to move after an onCameraMoveStarted call.
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Public Methods
public abstract void onCameraMove ()
Called repeatedly as the camera continues to move after an onCameraMoveStarted call. This may be called as often as once every frame and should not perform expensive operations.
This is called on the Android UI thread.