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‎02-18-2022

There's really not much context to go on here, wrt what code you're running, how you set up searchview etc. Do you have a reproducer sample to share? Also could you share what it says next to the purple "StackTrace" part, that seem to start with "at Xamarin.Forms.Platform.iOS.", and share the full text in that field? That might give a better indication of where it went wrong and where.

‎02-16-2022

Thank you for the simple reproducer. This makes it really easy to reproduce and understand the problem. What you're seeing here is a difference between "heading" and "course". The arrow shows the course, the compass mode orients based on heading. In your sample you're never setting the Heading. You can add `UpdateHeading(course)` to also set the heading, but typically you'll do that based on a compass sensor. I'm guessing what you're really looking to use is the Navigation pan mode, rather than compass mode. which will rotate the map based on your course. dotMorten_esri_0-1645030923031.png Heading: The direction you're (or rather the device) is facing. Course: The direction you're moving in. Think of looking out the side window of a car: You're heading to the side of the direction you're moving in. It's mostly used for figuring out "what am I looking at in 'that' direction", or dealing with cross-wind situations etc.

‎02-10-2022

How's this: var peer = new Esri.ArcGISRuntime.UI.Controls.MapViewAutomationPeer(mapView); Point? start = null; mapView.MouseDown += (s, e) => { if (e.ChangedButton == MouseButton.Middle) start = e.GetPosition(mapView); }; mapView.MouseUp += (s, e) => { if (e.ChangedButton == MouseButton.Middle) { start = null; peer.Complete(); } }; mapView.PreviewMouseMove += (s, e) => { if (e.MiddleButton == MouseButtonState.Pressed && start.HasValue) { var p = e.GetPosition(mapView); peer.Pan(p.X - start.Value.X, p.Y - start.Value.Y); start = p; } };

‎01-19-2022

Are you just getting a warning and the app still runs? Is there anything else in the output window indicating a problem? I just hit this similar issue myself, which appears to be a very recent regression in Visual Studio: https://github.com/xamarin/xamarin-macios/issues/13804

‎12-16-2021

I think this would be a question for whoever built the software that is used to run that WMS server. The runtime can't do much other than just request a particular format and present whatever it gets. You can also refer to the WMS Spec, although it doesn't actually seem to go into any detail regarding this, so again it's really up to whoever implemented that service to describe what they mean by the different formats they advertise: https://portal.ogc.org/files/?artifact_id=14416

‎12-15-2021

Regarding name change: To get naming consistency between 2D and 3D (ie maps and scenes). And as Joe said, this is an entirely new SDK. You'll find many similarities, but expect many concepts to be refined.

‎12-09-2021

Did you set the ApiKey? The basemap you're using requires that to be set. https://developers.arcgis.com/documentation/mapping-apis-and-services/security/#api-keyshttps://developers.arcgis.com/net/get-started/#3-access-services-and-content-with-an-api-key Otherwise try Basemap.CreateImagery() which uses a non-metered service.

‎12-01-2021

In the SceneView there isn't really "zoom". It's a camera that moves forward or backwards when the mouse wheel event fires. So I'm guessing what you really want is a way to control how low or high you can go above the ground? You could listen to the PreviewMouseWheel event and if your camera altitude is a certain level, set e.Handled = true to prevent the SceneView from reacting to the wheel event.

‎11-30-2021

I've been unable to reproduce the issue, so I'm fairly certain it is device/driver specific. Here's an example of creating a datasource that uses the existing datasource and performs some simple location filtering: public class FilteredLocationDatasource : LocationDataSource { private readonly LocationDataSource internalDatasource = new SystemLocationDataSource(); public FilteredLocationDatasource() { internalDatasource.LocationChanged += InternalDatasource_LocationChanged; internalDatasource.HeadingChanged += InternalDatasource_HeadingChanged; } private void InternalDatasource_HeadingChanged(object sender, double e) => base.UpdateHeading(e) private void InternalDatasource_LocationChanged(object sender, Location e) { if (e.Position.X != 0 && e.Position.Y != 0) base.UpdateLocation(e); } protected override Task OnStartAsync() => internalDatasource.StartAsync(); protected override Task OnStopAsync() => internalDatasource.StopAsync(); }

‎11-30-2021

In that case, this sounds like a location driver issue on your device. You might want to check for updated drivers or reach out to the hardware manufacturer.

‎11-30-2021

Thank you for reporting this. The underlying datasource used for location is the Geolocator, so it should be identical. I double-checked our code and if geoposition.Coordinate.PositionSource == PositionSource.WiFi it should say "WIFI", and only if PositionSource.Satellite it should say GNSS. How are you creating the geolocator you used for comparison? I wonder if you're seeing different behavior on different ways of creating it? Here's the equivalent settings the runtime uses: new Geolocator() { DesiredAccuracy = PositionAccuracy.High, MovementThreshold = 0, ReportInterval = 1000, }; > The other thing I wondered was how come the locationChanged event is firing twice a second when the position remains at 0,0. There might be other things changing, like accuracy, elevation, heading, speed etc.

‎11-29-2021

The Runtime doesn't support equivalent custom low-level renderers.

‎11-19-2021

If you have the repro steps for this issue, I'd encourage you to submit a VS4Mac feedback issue: https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/report?space=41&entry=problem If you do, feel free to link it here, so everyone affected can upvote and/or add more detail, and we can also help increase visibility for this issue with the VS4Mac team.

‎11-19-2021

You can use QueryAsync on myShapefile to query all the features. Use the ObjectID column to compare attributes. If you're just trying to "sync" data however, you might want to consider using ArcGIS Server and a local mobile geodatabase, since you can perform a simple sync operation to bring your local data in sync with the server.

‎11-19-2021

What is it you need clarified that the sample doesn't already cover?

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