Oracle Maps example - Toolbar

Instructions

This demo shows how to use class MVToolBar to create and display a tool bar on the map. The tool bar contains multiple buttons, each of which starts of ends a builtin tool or a custom action. All or some of the following builtin tools may be included in the tool bar: Circle tool, Rectangle tool, Redline tool, Distance Measurement tool and Marquee Zoom tool. You can also add your own custom buttons that invoke your own event handlers.

Source code

The JavaScript code for this demo is listed below. 
	
function createToolBar()
{
  // Create a tool bar that shows all builtin tool buttons.
  toolbar = new MVToolBar("toolbar1",[MVToolBar.BUILTIN_ALL]);
  toolbar.setPosition(0.45,0.05);
  mapview.addToolBar(toolbar);
  
  // Add event handlers to the builtin tools.
  var circleTool = toolbar.getBuiltInTool(MVToolBar.BUILTIN_CIRCLE) ;
  circleTool.attachEventListener(MVEvent.FINISH, function(){alert("Circle tool is finished!");})
  var rectangleTool = toolbar.getBuiltInTool(MVToolBar.BUILTIN_RECTANGLE) ;
  rectangleTool.attachEventListener(MVEvent.FINISH, function(){alert("Rectangle tool is finished!");})
  var redlineTool = toolbar.getBuiltInTool(MVToolBar.BUILTIN_REDLINE) ;
  redlineTool.attachEventListener(MVEvent.FINISH, function(){alert("Redline tool is finished!");})
  var distanceTool = toolbar.getBuiltInTool(MVToolBar.BUILTIN_DISTANCE) ;
  distanceTool.attachEventListener(MVEvent.FINISH, function(){alert("Distance tool is finished!");})
  
  // Add a button group with two custom buttons.
  var bt1 = new MVToolButton("bt1",MVToolButton.TOGGLE,
                             "/mapviewer/fsmc/images/tbicons/area.gif","/mapviewer/fsmc/images/tbicons/p_area.gif");
  var bt2 = new MVToolButton("bt2",MVToolButton.TOGGLE,
                             "/mapviewer/fsmc/images/tbicons/length.gif","/mapviewer/fsmc/images/tbicons/p_length.gif");
  bt1.setToolTip("custom tool 1");
  bt2.setToolTip("custom tool 2");
  bt1.attachEventListener(MVEvent.BUTTON_DOWN,btSelected);
  bt1.attachEventListener(MVEvent.BUTTON_UP,btUnSelected);
  bt2.attachEventListener(MVEvent.BUTTON_DOWN,btSelected);
  bt2.attachEventListener(MVEvent.BUTTON_UP,btUnSelected);
  
  var group = new MVButtonGroup() ;
  group.addSeparator("sp1");
  group.add(bt1) ;
  group.add(bt2) ;
  toolbar.addButtonGroup(group) ;
}