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Hi,

Glad that you have found this code helpful.

The easiest way might be to write a class which inherits MapGraphicsView and overrides the virtual mouse-handling events in that class.

There is an example of this in another one of my projects (which consumes this project) here: https://github.com/raptorswing/FlightPlanner/tree/UserStudy/WaypointPlanner/gui

See the "WaypointMapView" class.

Hopefully this helps.

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thanks raptorswing for the response .
in last 2 3 days i was working on your code , that's really good,
i add waypoints by double click ,
remove points,
make a polygon with those points,
and also changed it's server to Bing satellite server.

there was some problem to convert cursor position to latitude and longitude(find method in your code),well because of my weakness :)
although i'm not so good in ObjectOriented and inheritance but i did something :)

last night i was thinking it will be grate if it's possible to add markers(instead of points(circles)) and sequence number of marker added to map beside it's marker (for waypoints,) and/or another .png image as UAV(multirotor) .
now it is :

and i want to be :

is it possible now with current code?? if not , any help would be grate

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Hi,

Yes, it's definitely possible to add custom markers for a series of points. It looks like you've experimented with the PolygonObject provided in MapGraphics. This may not be the best choice for representing the flight path of a UAV since PolygonObject will always make a loop.

When I was working on a similar effort I represented a UAV's flight path as a series of connected LineObject objects. I used a wrapper class to manage the LineObjects based on inputs (adding a new waypoint, deleting a waypoint, moving a waypoint, etc.).

These might be helpful as examples:
https://github.com/raptorswing/FlightPlanner/blob/UserStudy/PlanningCommon/WaysetDisplayManager.cpp
https://github.com/raptorswing/FlightPlanner/blob/UserStudy/PlanningCommon/MapObjects/Waypoint.cpp

In fact, you might be able to get some reuse in general out of the WaypointPlanner sub-project here: https://github.com/raptorswing/FlightPlanner/tree/UserStudy . If you build the top-level FlightPlanner project you should be able to run WaypointPlanner and get some context.

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