GoogleMap.OnMyLocationClickListener
Callback interface for when the My Location dot (which signifies the user's location) is
clicked.
Public Methods
public
abstract
void
onMyLocationClick
(Location location)
Called when the My Location dot is clicked.
This is called on the Android UI thread.
Parameters
| location |
The current location of the My Location dot.
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Last updated 2025-07-02 UTC.
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