Called repeatedly while a marker is being dragged. The marker's location can be accessed via
getPosition().
Parameters
marker
The marker being dragged.
public
abstract
void
onMarkerDragEnd(Marker marker)
Called when a marker has finished being dragged. The marker's location can be accessed via
getPosition().
Parameters
marker
The marker that was dragged.
public
abstract
void
onMarkerDragStart(Marker marker)
Called when a marker starts being dragged. The marker's location can be accessed via getPosition(); this position may be different to the position prior to the start of
the drag because the marker is popped up above the touch point.
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