Adding and removing pins dynamically

[k06a]

I would like to fork your libarry and continue it development.

And I have some questions before begin:
What shall I do to provide adding and removing pins dynamically? I think whole 2-d tree recreation is too dummy solution. Any advices?

[Ecco]

Hi k06a. Feel free to fork and contribute some code. Even better, submit a pull request here so we can mirror your improvements!

Anyway, you can read all about the algorithm here: http://applidium.com/en/news/too_many_pins_on_your_map/

[eikebartels]

Hey k06a,

did u create a solution with more than one tree?

I try to find a library with the clustering functionality and the option to use different pins for different kind of annotations.

Any idea?

Cheers

[hkellaway]

@Ecco & co - just wanted to verify something. I'm trying to add a pin to my map view after the initial set of annotations has been mapped out. I was able to do this with the version of code grabbed from the repo using a method called addNonClusteredAnnotation. I've since re-added ADClusterMapView as a Cocoapod (version 1.0.2) and that method is no longer present.

is there a way to add a pin to map after the initial mapping has been done?

[PatrickNLT]

addNonClusteredAnnotation was introduced in 1.0.3 which wasn't published to CocoaPods until today. Sorry about that.

[PatrickNLT]

Well in fact this doesn't close the issue. Reopening it.

[hkellaway]

@PatrickNLT great news! I did just install ADClusterMapView Cocoapod 1.0.3 - and I'm afraid I don't see the addNonClusteredAnnotation method of something comparable, however.

[PatrickNLT]

Sorry addNonClusteredAnnotation is part of 1.1.0 that I released today and pushed to CocoaPods.

Please note that there is a slight change of API, which is detailed in the CHANGELOG.

[hkellaway]

@PatrickNLT perfect! works just as needed, thanks