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Don’t call setZoom during moveToCenter(animated) #629

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setZoom will update centerPosition with wrong logic for that usecase

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    • Introduced smooth zoom animation for the map, enhancing visual transitions when adjusting the zoom level.

setZoom will update centerPosition with wrong logic for that usecase
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The moveToCenterPositionZoom method in MapCamera2d.cpp has been enhanced to include a new zoom animation logic using DoubleAnimation. This change ensures a smoother visual transition when adjusting the zoom level to a target value within specified bounds.

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shared/src/map/camera/MapCamera2d.cpp Updated moveToCenterPositionZoom method to include zoom animation logic using DoubleAnimation.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant MapCamera2d
    participant DoubleAnimation

    User ->> MapCamera2d: call moveToCenterPositionZoom(centerPosition, zoom, animated)
    alt animated is true
        MapCamera2d ->> DoubleAnimation: initialize with current and target zoom
        DoubleAnimation ->> MapCamera2d: apply smooth zoom transition
    else animated is false
        MapCamera2d ->> MapCamera2d: set zoom level directly
    end
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In the land of maps where pixels bloom,
A camera dances, avoiding zoom gloom.
With DoubleAnimation, smooth and bright,
It glides and zooms, a visual delight.
Centered with grace, it moves just right,
Bringing joy to each map user's sight. 🌟


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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 96d37bf and f5ffa92.

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shared/src/map/camera/MapCamera2d.cpp (1)

98-108: The implementation of the new zoom animation logic in moveToCenterPositionZoom appears to align well with the PR's objective to handle zoom adjustments more smoothly. However, ensure that the removal of setZoom calls does not affect other functionalities that depend on zoom level adjustments.

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The rg command output shows multiple occurrences of setZoom in the codebase, including its definition and usage in MapCamera2d.cpp. To ensure that the removal of setZoom calls in the moveToCenterPositionZoom method does not affect other functionalities, we need to examine the specific usages within MapCamera2d.cpp.

Let's inspect the relevant lines in MapCamera2d.cpp to understand how setZoom is used and verify if the changes impact other functionalities.


The extracted lines show that the setZoom method includes logic for handling animated zoom changes using DoubleAnimation. The new zoom animation logic in moveToCenterPositionZoom aligns with this approach, ensuring smooth zoom adjustments without directly calling setZoom.

The removal of setZoom calls in moveToCenterPositionZoom does not adversely affect other functionalities, as the animation logic is preserved and handled appropriately.

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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify that no other functionalities are affected by the removal of `setZoom` calls.
# Test: Search for other usages of `setZoom` to ensure they handle the zoom level appropriately without relying on the removed calls.
rg --type cpp $'setZoom'

Length of output: 943



Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Extract lines around the occurrences of `setZoom` in `MapCamera2d.cpp` to understand its usage context.
rg --type cpp --context 5 'setZoom' shared/src/map/camera/MapCamera2d.cpp

Length of output: 798

@maerki maerki merged commit ce9b45c into release/2.2.0 Jun 3, 2024
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@maerki maerki deleted the bugfix/animated-move-to-position branch June 3, 2024 06:06
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