Describes the drawing style for a stamp image over a GMSStyleSpan.
Note
Only supports transparent background. If any color is set to the GMSStyleSpan it will
only be treated as a fallback.
Note
Use of GMSSpriteStyle requires Metal rendering framework. See
GMSServices::setMetalRendererEnabled:(BOOL) to learn how to enable Metal. If GMSStyleSpan is
added to a map without Metal being enabled, the stamp will not render and instead the polyline
span will attempt to fallback to any set color. If no color is set, it will fallback to the
default polyline color, [UIColor blueColor].
Note
Use GMSMapView::mapCapabilities property to query if a GMSMapView supports
GMSSpriteStyle.
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