Introduction
To do this we need to create a view and to do that we need each of the boundary points. This will later be used as a reference when we create the view itself. Doing this manually is quite complicated since the final coordinates are calculated by Spotfire using the selected projection system. The easier way is to first zoom and pan the map to the location we want and then run the first script below to get the coordinates we can later use to "zoom" to that location in the second script. See the attached dxp file for the full example.
Code sample
The first script stores the current map location in 4 document properties.
# Copyright © 2017. TIBCO Software Inc. Licensed under TIBCO BSD-style license. from Spotfire.Dxp.Application.Visuals.Maps import MapChart, GeographicExtent, InteractionMode, Projection mapChart = visual.As[MapChart]() mapChart.InteractionMode = InteractionMode.Panning mapChart.Projection = Projection.WebMercator Document.Properties["Map.West"] = mapChart.ViewExtent.West Document.Properties["Map.South"] = mapChart.ViewExtent.South Document.Properties["Map.East"] = mapChart.ViewExtent.East Document.Properties["Map.North"] = mapChart.ViewExtent.North
Now we can use the saved coordinates from above to create a script that can show us the desired location on the map.
# Copyright © 2017. TIBCO Software Inc. Licensed under TIBCO BSD-style license. from Spotfire.Dxp.Application.Visuals.Maps import MapChart, GeographicExtent, InteractionMode, Projection mapChart = visual.As[MapChart]() mapChart.InteractionMode = InteractionMode.Panning mapChart.ViewExtent = GeographicExtent.Create( Projection.WebMercator, Document.Properties["Map.West"], Document.Properties["Map.South"], Document.Properties["Map.East"], Document.Properties["Map.North"])
References
zoomtopredefinedmaplocationexample.dxp
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