Maneuver

public class Maneuver
extension Maneuver: NativeBase
extension Maneuver: Hashable

This class provides all the information for a maneuver. The directional information (e.g. road names, road numbers and signpost direction) is stored in Maneuver.roadTexts and Maneuver.nextRoadTexts attributes. As for the motorway exit information, it can be obtained from Maneuver.exitSignTexts attribute.

  • Indicates the maneuver action.

    Declaration

    Swift

    public var action: ManeuverAction { get }

  • Geographic coordinates where the maneuver is located.

    Declaration

    Swift

    public var coordinates: GeoCoordinates { get }

  • Index over Section.geometry where the maneuver is located.

    Declaration

    Swift

    public var offset: Int32 { get }

  • The country code of the maneuver position. The value is nil when no data is available.

    Declaration

    Swift

    public var countryCode: String? { get }

  • The textual attributes of the exit sign. These might contain exit number(s) and/or name(s). These attributes are only available for the Navigate license. Otherwise, the attributes are always empty.

    Declaration

    Swift

    public var exitSignTexts: LocalizedTexts { get }

  • The length of the maneuver in meters.

    Declaration

    Swift

    public var lengthInMeters: Int32 { get }

  • The textual attributes of the current road containing road names, road numbers and signpost direction (towards) information. Note: These attributes are only available for the Navigate license. Otherwise, the attributes are always empty.

    Declaration

    Swift

    public var roadTexts: RoadTexts { get }

  • The textual attributes of the next road containing the corresponding road name(s) and road number(s) after the maneuver point. These attributes are only available for the Navigate license. Otherwise, the attributes are always empty.

    Declaration

    Swift

    public var nextRoadTexts: RoadTexts { get }

  • Gets the Signpost object.

    Declaration

    Swift

    public var signpost: Signpost? { get }

  • The textual attributes of the intersection. These attributes are only available for the Navigate license. Otherwise, the attributes are always empty. Note: Routes calculated with OfflineRoutingEngine are not supported.

    Declaration

    Swift

    public var intersectionNames: LocalizedTexts { get }

  • The maneuver instruction. The text is formatted and localized as specified via RouteTextOptions. Note for users of the Navigate license: This text is meant to be displayed in a preview context, whereas real-time EventTextListener texts are meant to be used for spoken voice announcements during a trip.

    Declaration

    Swift

    public var text: String { get }

  • Index over Route.sections indicating the section to which the maneuver belongs to.

    Declaration

    Swift

    public var sectionIndex: Int32 { get }

  • Index over Section.spans indicating the first span after the maneuver point. Note: The span index for the last maneuvers (those maneuvers with maneuver action set to ManeuverAction.arrive) cannot be used, since these maneuvers are placed after the last span of the route and the span index for them would be greater than the span list size.

    Declaration

    Swift

    public var spanIndex: Int32 { get }

  • The estimated time in seconds needed to perform the maneuver.

    Declaration

    Swift

    public var duration: TimeInterval { get }

  • The angle of the turn component of the maneuver. The angle increases clockwise and small values are used for going straight, i.e. a positive number means there is a right turn and a negative number is a left turn. Some maneuvers like Depart, Arrive and Roundabout pass doesn’t have a well defined angle, so the value is omitted. Note: These attributes are only available for the Navigate license.

    Declaration

    Swift

    public var turnAngleInDegrees: Double? { get }

  • The angle is estimated between the incoming and outgoing route parts before entering the actual roundabout. This is done to provide a better orientation for drivers. For better results, the incoming and outcoming route parts can be around 50 meters in length. In addition, these parts lie usually around 30 meters away from the actual roundabout. Therefore, the resulting arc does not necessarily represent the exact curved path a vehicle has to follow within a roundabout from the point of entry to the point of exit. Instead, it reflects the route path before and after the roundabout to highlight the directional change along the route. The angle can have a value from -360.0 to 360.0, and it is positive in right-hand side driving country, and negative in left-hand side countries. Note that the value is available for both the enter roundabout actions and the exit roundabout actions. Both maneuvers have the same value. When the incoming or outgoing route parts are curvy or when the roundabout itself is not representing a perfect circle, then the accuracy of the angle may be compromised. Note: These attributes are only available for the Navigate license.

    Declaration

    Swift

    public var roundaboutAngleInDegrees: Double? { get }