Classes

An option item with only one checkbox.

Monitors and notifies the delegate about changes of the current street name.

Monitors and notifies the delegate about changes on the estimated arrival at the destination.

View for displaying the estimated arrival information, which includes estimated time of arrival (ETA), time to arrival (TTA), and travel distance to destination.

This class is responsible for monitoring HERE Maps SDK guidance maneuver events provided by NMANavigationManager.

A view for displaying the maneuvers during guidance.

Monitors and notifies the delegate about changes on the estimated arrival at the destination.

View for displaying the next maneuver data including maneuver icon, distance and street name.

View for displaying the speed limit information.

Monitors and notifies the delegate about changes on speed and speed limit.

View for displaying the current speed information.

Label for displaying the street name, which depends on position and map tracking data.

An options panel for displaying the hazardous material’s options available for NMARoutingMode.

The maneuver item view.

A view to display all the maneuvers of a route based on the visible sections setting. Note that in case there is no maneuver, it shows a warning via noManeuverFoundLabel property.

An option item with a set of checkboxes. The user can can select more than one option among the displayed options.

The Dispatcher for NMANavigationManager delegate events.

When the shared instance of the NavigationManagerDelegateDispatcher is assigned as NMANavigationManager delegate, it acts as a dispatcher for all the other instances that conform to the NMANavigationManagerDelegate protocol.

An option item to set a numeric value.

The base class for all the available option items.

The helper class to make option items.

The base class for all the panels containing set of options.

A visual item to display a NMARoute object based on its visible sections. Note that the traffic delay depends on the NMAMapView‘s isTrafficVisible flag and NMADynamicPenalty’s trafficPenaltyMode setting: when the HERE map shows traffic data, the traffic delay data appears. However, when the HERE map does not show traffic data and the trafficPenaltyMode is not .optimal, then there is no traffic data available. In this case, trying to show traffic delay results in No delays displayed automatically. Hence, it is advisable to calculate the routes with .optimal penalty mode. Plus, traffic delay information is not available when the transport mode is .bike or .pedestrian.

A panel displaying a list of scrollable RouteDescriptionItem elements for each of the set routes. Note that in case there is no route, it shows a warning via noRouteFoundLabel property.

An options panel for displaying the route type options of a routing mode.

An options panel for displaying the drive options of a routing mode.

An option item with a UIPickerView. The user can select only one option among the displayed options. Plus, there must be always a selected option.

Provides all the styling for the visual elements after they are loaded out of nib files or created.

This class holds all the visuals for a panel title.

An options panel for displaying the traffic options of a dynamic penalty.

A panel displaying all the possible transport modes.

Displays the selected time from TravelTimePicker and when tapped, opens a TravelTimePicker to update the selected time.

A dialog to select departure date and time.

An options panel for displaying the truck options of a routing mode.

An options panel for displaying the tunnel options of the underlying NMARoutingMode.

This class is responsible for providing all the version data.

Wrapper class for a NMAWaypoint object and an optional name. When the name is not specified, the NMAWaypoint object’s coordinates are used to name the entry. Specifying a name can be useful to show, for example, POI names with addresses or hints like Select Location or Home.

Displays a list of scrollable WaypointItem objects containing a WaypointEntry and provides the WaypointListDelegate protocol to get notified in case of user interaction. It allows users drag items via a drag button and delete items via a delete button. By default, a newly created WaypointList object has two empty WaypointEntry objects. Here, empty means the WaypointEntry object has no coordinates and has a default name. In order to launch a WaypointList object with a list of entries, its waypointEntries property may be set like this:

waypointList.waypointEntries = [
   WaypointEntry(...),
   WaypointEntry(...),
   WaypointEntry(...)
]