MGLCompositeStyleFunction


@interface MGLCompositeStyleFunction <T> : MGLStyleFunction<T>

An MGLCompositeStyleFunction is a value function defining a style value that changes with the feature attributes at each map zoom level. The layout and paint attribute properties of an MGLStyleLayer object can be set to MGLCompositeStyleFunction objects. Use composite functions to allow the appearance of a map feature to change with both its attributes and the map zoom level.

The MGLCompositeStyleFunction class takes a generic parameter T that indicates the Foundation class being wrapped by this class.

Creating a Composite Function


                    
                    
                    +functionWithInterpolationMode:stops:attributeName:options:

Creates and returns an MGLCompositeStyleFunction object representing a composite function.

Declaration

Objective-C

+ (nonnull instancetype)
functionWithInterpolationMode:(MGLInterpolationMode)interpolationMode
                        stops:(nonnull NSDictionary<
                                  id, NSDictionary<id, MGLStyleValue<T> *> *> *)
                                  stops
                attributeName:(nonnull NSString *)attributeName
                      options:
                          (nullable NSDictionary<MGLStyleFunctionOption, id> *)
                              options;

Swift

convenience init(interpolationMode: MGLInterpolationMode, stops: [AnyHashable : [AnyHashable : MGLStyleValue<T>]], attributeName: String, options: [MGLStyleFunctionOption : Any]? = nil)

Parameters

`interpolationMode`	The mode used to interpolate property values over a range of feature attribute values for each outer zoom level.
`stops`	A dictionary associating feature attributes with style values.
`attributeName`	Specifies the feature attribute to take as the function input.
`options`	A dictionary containing `MGLStyleFunctionOption` values that specify how a function is applied.

Return Value

An MGLCompositeStyleFunction object with the given interpolation mode, composite stops, attribute name, and options.

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Accessing the Parameters of a Composite Function

attributeName
A string that specifies the feature attribute key whose value be used as the function input.
Declaration
Objective-C

@property (readwrite, copy, nonatomic) NSString *_Nonnull attributeName;
Swift

var attributeName: String { get set }
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stops
A dictionary associating attribute values with style values.

Each of the function’s stops is represented by one key-value pair in the dictionary. Each key in the dictionary is an NSNumber object containing a floating-point zoom level. Each value in the dictionary is an inner nested dictionary. Each key in the nested dictionary is an object representing a feature attribute key or interpolation stop. Each value in the nested dictionary is an MGLStyleValue object containing the value to use when the function is given the associated attribute key. An MGLStyleFunction object may not be used recursively as a value inside the nested dictionary.
Declaration
Objective-C

@property (readwrite, copy, nonatomic) NSDictionary<id, NSDictionary<id, MGLStyleValue<T> *> *> *_Nonnull stops;
Swift

var stops: [AnyHashable : [AnyHashable : MGLStyleValue<T>]] { get set }
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defaultValue
An MGLStyleValue object containing the default value to use when there is no input to provide to the function.
Declaration
Objective-C

@property (assign, readwrite, nonatomic, nullable) MGLStyleValue<T> *defaultValue;
Swift

var defaultValue: MGLStyleValue<T>? { get set }
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