fix: support devices with cutouts for DataDrivenDatasetStylingActivity.java demo by dkhawk · Pull Request #1979 · googlemaps-samples/android-samples
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fix: support devices with cutouts for DataDrivenDatasetStylingActivit…
fix: support devices with cutouts for DataDrivenDatasetStylingActivity.java demo
…selection This commit enhances the DataDrivenBoundariesActivity demo with UI and functionality improvements focusing on boundary type selection and visual enhancements. - Implements Material Design theming and UI elements. - Adds boundary type selection via PopupMenu (Locality, Admin Area, Country). - Refactors styling and implements persistent country selection. - Handles system UI insets for improved display. These changes improve the demo's user experience and code structure, better showcasing data-driven boundary styling.
This commit introduces dataset-specific zoom levels to the DataDrivenDatasetStylingActivity, enhancing the user experience when switching between datasets. - Adds a `zoomLevel` field to the `DataSet` class to store the desired zoom level for each dataset. - Updates the `dataSets` array to include appropriate zoom levels for Boulder, New York, and Kyoto datasets. - Modifies the `centerMapOnLocation` method to accept a `zoomLevel` parameter, allowing it to be dynamically set. - Updates the `switchDataSet` method to utilize the `zoomLevel` from the selected `DataSet` when centering the map, ensuring the map zooms to the optimal level for each dataset. - Removes the previously hardcoded `ZOOM_LEVEL` constant, as the zoom level is now dataset-dependent. These changes ensure that when a user selects a dataset, the map automatically zooms to a relevant level for that specific dataset, improving clarity and usability of the demo. Also adds missing copyright header.
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