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Problems using the Jetpack Compose sample
Hi team, a while ago khalper helped me to understand dual screen design patterns a bit better. Thanks! Now, I tried to run thehttps://github.com/microsoft/surface-duo-compose-samples for "Extend...
- Hi Tobbias,
That's easy, the map is not a real map (e.g. using Google Maps or Bing Maps), is just a simple image that is used to highlight the design pattern. Hence you cannot do any of the things you could do using a real map engine 🙂
You can see how in code the mock image is set: https://github.com/microsoft/surface-duo-compose-samples/blob/7aadf7b78f8b58365f3440a57fe3dcadab4c3cb7/ExtendedCanvas/src/main/java/com/microsoft/device/display/samples/extendedcanvas/HomePage.kt#L73
And the mock (image) itself: https://github.com/microsoft/surface-duo-compose-samples/blob/main/ExtendedCanvas/src/main/res/drawable/mock_map.png
Hope that this helps.
Thanks,
Cesar
Oh, **bleep** it. Sorry! I was just in the mood of "oh, yes this is what I need and I can have a look how MSFT used Maps using Compose".
Sorry team and thanks for the lightning fast answer!
Sorry team and thanks for the lightning fast answer!
CesarValiente
Microsoft
MicrosoftOfc! no worries at all, please, keep asking questions!
If you are interested on using maps on SurfaceDuo (and using the extended canvas pattern as well), you can check out our Dual Screen experience example code that uses both Bing and Google maps --> https://github.com/microsoft/surface-duo-dual-screen-experience-example (although this app is using conventional view system and not Jetpack Compose).
And just in case you haven't tried (installed) it yet: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.microsoft.device.samples.dualscreenexperience
-Cesar
If you are interested on using maps on SurfaceDuo (and using the extended canvas pattern as well), you can check out our Dual Screen experience example code that uses both Bing and Google maps --> https://github.com/microsoft/surface-duo-dual-screen-experience-example (although this app is using conventional view system and not Jetpack Compose).
And just in case you haven't tried (installed) it yet: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.microsoft.device.samples.dualscreenexperience
-Cesar