Struct Map 

pub struct Map {
    pub settings: MapSettings,
    /* private fields */
}

An interactive 2D map widget.

Map renders a set of nodes (objects::MapPoint), connection lines (objects::MapSegment) and text labels (objects::MapLabel). The user can pan the view by dragging and zoom with the mouse wheel (hold Ctrl — or Cmd on macOS — to zoom faster), or use the built-in zoom slider drawn at the top-right corner of the widget.

The map is fed through Map::add_hashmap_points, which also builds the internal kd-tree used for viewport culling and nearest-node hover queries. Behavior and appearance are configured through the public settings field (see objects::MapSettings).

Rendering of nodes and their visual effects (selection highlight, notifications and markers) can be fully customized by installing a objects::NodeTemplate implementation with Map::set_node_template, and segments likewise with objects::SegmentTemplate and Map::set_segment_template; a right-click context menu can be provided with Map::set_context_manager.

Examples

use egui_map::map::Map;
use egui_map::map::objects::MapPoint;
use std::collections::HashMap;

let mut points = HashMap::new();
points.insert(1, MapPoint::new(1, [0.0, 0.0]));

let mut map = Map::new();
map.add_hashmap_points(points);

// Every frame, inside your egui update logic:
ui.add(&mut map);

Fields

settings: MapSettings

Behavior and appearance configuration (zoom limits, visibility thresholds and per-theme styles). See objects::MapSettings.

Implementations

impl Map

pub fn new() -> Self

Creates an empty map widget with default MapSettings.

The widget displays nothing until nodes are loaded with Map::add_hashmap_points.

pub fn add_points(&mut self, points: Vec<MapPoint>)

Loads the node set and (re)builds the spatial index.

This replaces any previously loaded points, computes the bounding box of the whole set, centers the view on its midpoint and refreshes the list of visible nodes. It must be called at least once before the widget can display anything.

The kd-tree built here is what enables viewport culling and nearest-neighbor hover lookups, so calling this method on every frame is discouraged; call it only when the node set changes.

Examples

use egui_map::map::Map;
use egui_map::map::objects::MapPoint;

let mut points = Vec::new();
points.push(MapPoint::new(1, [0.0, 0.0]));
points.push(MapPoint::new(2, [10.0, 10.0]));

let mut map = Map::new();
map.add_points(points);

// The view is centered on the midpoint of the loaded nodes.
assert_eq!(map.get_pos(), [5.0, 5.0]);

pub fn add_hashmap_points(&mut self, hash_map: HashMap<usize, MapPoint>)

Loads the node set and (re)builds the spatial index.

This replaces any previously loaded points, computes the bounding box of the whole set, centers the view on its midpoint and refreshes the list of visible nodes. It must be called at least once before the widget can display anything.

The kd-tree built here is what enables viewport culling and nearest-neighbor hover lookups, so calling this method on every frame is discouraged; call it only when the node set changes.

Examples

use egui_map::map::Map;
use egui_map::map::objects::MapPoint;
use std::collections::HashMap;

let mut points = HashMap::new();
points.insert(1, MapPoint::new(1, [0.0, 0.0]));
points.insert(2, MapPoint::new(2, [10.0, 10.0]));

let mut map = Map::new();
map.add_hashmap_points(points);

// The view is centered on the midpoint of the loaded nodes.
assert_eq!(map.get_pos(), [5.0, 5.0]);

pub fn set_pos_from_nodeid(&mut self, node_id: usize) -> bool

Centers the view on the node with the given id.

Returns true if the view moved. Returns false — leaving the view untouched — when no points have been loaded yet or when node_id is not among them; that case also emits a tracing warning, since a silently ignored id is otherwise indistinguishable from a node that was centered but drawn in the wrong place.

A false here usually means the id belongs to a different set than the one loaded through Map::add_hashmap_points — for example a map showing only part of the universe, or ids coming from a different query than the one that produced the nodes.

use egui_map::map::Map;
use egui_map::map::objects::MapPoint;

let mut map = Map::new();
map.add_points(vec![MapPoint::new(1, [10.0, 20.0])]);

assert!(map.set_pos_from_nodeid(1));
assert_eq!(map.get_pos(), [10.0, 20.0]);

// Unknown id: the view stays where it was.
assert!(!map.set_pos_from_nodeid(999));
assert_eq!(map.get_pos(), [10.0, 20.0]);

pub fn set_pos(&mut self, position: [f32; 2])

Centers the view on the given map coordinates.

pub fn get_pos(&self) -> [f32; 2]

Returns the map coordinates the view is currently centered on.

pub fn add_labels(&mut self, labels: Vec<MapLabel>)

Replaces the set of free-floating text labels drawn on the map.

Labels are only rendered while the zoom level is below MapSettings::line_visible_zoom.

pub fn add_lines(&mut self, segments: Vec<MapSegment>)

Replaces the set of connection lines between nodes.

Lines are keyed by a connection id that the endpoint nodes must reference through MapPoint::connections — push each line’s key into the connections of the nodes it joins. The segments are stored in an R-tree keyed by bounding box: a line is drawn while its bounding box intersects the viewport and the zoom level is above MapSettings::line_visible_zoom.

See the module-level example for the complete wiring.

pub fn add_hashmap_lines( &mut self, segments: HashMap<(usize, usize), MapSegment>, )

Replaces the set of connection lines between nodes, from a map keyed by the same (usize, usize) id used in MapSegment::id and referenced by MapPoint::connections.

Equivalent to add_lines but avoids callers having to collect their segments into a Vec first when they already have them keyed in a HashMap (e.g. straight from an adapter that mirrors them 1:1 by id, with no intermediate ordering to preserve).

pub fn set_zoom(&mut self, value: f32)

Sets the zoom factor.

Values outside the MapSettings::min_zoom..=MapSettings::max_zoom range are ignored.

pub fn get_zoom(&mut self) -> f32

Returns the current zoom factor.

pub fn notify(&mut self, id_node: usize, time: Instant)

👎Deprecated since 0.4.0:

use map.node(id) and pick an effect, e.g. if let Some(n) = map.node(id) { n.pulse(time) }

Triggers a pulsing notification on the node id_node.

Deprecated

This only ever played one of the available effects. Use Map::node and pick the effect you want:

if let Some(node) = map.node(1) {
    node.pulse(time);
}

Note the one behavioural difference: notify accepts an id that was never loaded (the notification simply never draws), while Map::node returns None for it.

pub fn node(&mut self, id: usize) -> Option<NodeHandle<'_>>

Borrows the node id so an animation can be attached to it.

Returns None when id was never loaded through Map::add_points / Map::add_hashmap_points, so a stale or mistyped id is a compile-time-visible case rather than a silent no-op.

The handle carries optional configuration that must be set before the effect, which is the terminal call:

// a one-off event
if let Some(node) = map.node(1) {
    node.color(egui::Color32::RED).ripple(time);
}

// lasting state, until cleared
if let Some(node) = map.node(1) {
    node.halo();
}

assert!(map.node(999).is_none());

pub fn segment(&mut self, id: (usize, usize)) -> Option<SegmentHandle<'_>>

Borrows the segment id so an animation can be attached to it.

Returns None when id was never loaded through Map::add_lines / Map::add_hashmap_lines, mirroring Map::node. Use Map::line_at to find the id of the segment under a point first, e.g. to flash the route the mouse is hovering.

// a one-off event
if let Some(segment) = map.segment((1, 2)) {
    segment.color(egui::Color32::RED).flash(time);
}

// lasting state, until cleared
if let Some(segment) = map.segment((1, 2)) {
    segment.comet();
}

assert!(map.segment((404, 404)).is_none());

pub fn line_at(&self, point: [f32; 2], tolerance: f32) -> Option<(usize, usize)>

Returns the id of the line closest to point, in map coordinates, when it lies within tolerance map units of the segment.

Broad-phase candidates are taken from the segment R-tree built by Map::add_lines; the exact point-to-segment distance is then computed against the line geometry and the closest match wins. Returns None when no lines are loaded or every segment is farther than tolerance. A negative tolerance behaves like 0.0.

To hit-test a mouse click, convert the screen position to map coordinates first (map = (screen + origin) / zoom, see the coordinate model) and pick a tolerance scaled by 1.0 / zoom so it stays constant in screen pixels.

pub fn set_context_manager(&mut self, manager: Rc<dyn ContextMenuManager>)

Installs a right-click context menu whose contents are built by the given ContextMenuManager implementation.

pub fn set_node_template(&mut self, template: Rc<dyn NodeTemplate>)

Replaces the built-in node rendering with a custom NodeTemplate implementation.

The template takes over the drawing of nodes, selection highlights, notification animations and markers — including the node name labels, which the widget no longer draws once a template is installed. See the NodeTemplate examples for custom shapes and animations.

pub fn set_segment_template(&mut self, template: Rc<dyn SegmentTemplate>)

Replaces the built-in segment rendering with a custom SegmentTemplate implementation.

The template takes over the drawing of segments and their effects. See the SegmentTemplate examples for a custom line style and animation.

pub fn set_theme(&mut self, new_theme: Rc<dyn MapTheme>)

Installs the color palette used to paint the map, replacing the default Theme::default.

Accepts any MapTheme implementation, including a built-in Theme variant – e.g. map.set_theme(Rc::new(Theme::ArticCyan)) – or a custom palette. Both the light and dark Style entries are refreshed immediately, so the new colors show up on the very next frame regardless of which mode is currently active.

pub fn update_marker(&mut self, id: usize, node_id: usize)

Adds the marker id, or moves it, so it points to the node node_id.

Markers are drawn as a blinking ring around the target node unless a custom objects::NodeTemplate::marker_ui is installed.

pub fn allocate_at_least(&mut self, width: Option<f32>, height: Option<f32>)

Sets the minimum width and/or height the widget should occupy, in egui points. None leaves the corresponding dimension unconstrained.

pub fn allocate_at_most(&mut self, width: Option<f32>, height: Option<f32>)

Sets the maximum width and/or height the widget should occupy, in egui points. None leaves the corresponding dimension unconstrained.

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for Map

fn clone(&self) -> Map

Returns a duplicate of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl Default for Map

fn default() -> Self

Creates an empty map; equivalent to Map::new.

impl Widget for &mut Map

fn ui(self, ui: &mut Ui) -> Response

Renders the map, handling panning (drag), zooming (mouse wheel) and the right-click context menu if one was installed.

fn boxed<'a>(self) -> Box<dyn FnOnce(&mut Ui) -> Response + 'a>

where Self: Sized + 'a,

Box this widget for dynamic dispatch.