Reputation: 68790
The UpdatedLocation in CLLocationManagerDelegate is now obsolete.
How would I get this functionality and under what new function call?
OLD:
public override void UpdatedLocation (CLLocationManager manager, CLLocation newLocation, CLLocation oldLocation)
{
manager.StopUpdatingLocation ();
locationManager = null;
callback (newLocation);
}
Upvotes: 3
Views: 650
Reputation: 8170
Starting with iOS 6, you have to override the LocationsUpdated
method in your delegate:
public override void LocationsUpdated (CLLocationManager manager, CLLocation[] locations)
{
// Code
}
The locations
parameter will always contain at least one CLLocation
object and the most recent location will be the last item in the array:
CLLocation recentLocation = locations[locations.Length - 1];
If your app supports iOS 5, you can keep the UpdatedLocation
method. No other changes are needed, the same things apply when you call StartUpdatingLocation
and StopUpdatingLocation
.
This is explained in Apple's documentation on CLLocationManager
's startUpdatingLocation
method here.
Upvotes: 3