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wmzoom

Set or obtain zoom level of web map

Description

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wmzoom(zoomLevel) specifies the zoom level of the current web map, zoomLevel. If there is no current web map, wmzoom creates a new web map.

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wmzoom(wm,zoomLevel) specifies the zoom level of the web map, specified by the handle wm.

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zoomLevelOut = wmzoom() returns the zoom level of the current web map.

zoomLevelOut = wmzoom(wm) returns the zoom level of the web map specified by the handle wm.

Examples

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Create a web map at default zoom level.

zoomLevel = wmzoom()
zoomLevel =

     0

Zoom in and center the web map at the specified latitude and longitude (London).

wmzoom(10)
wmcenter(51.52, 0)

Create two web maps.

wm1 = webmap;
wm2 = webmap('worldtopographic');

Zoom in and center both maps at a specified latitude and longitude (Paris).

lat = 48.821; 
lon = 1.9391;
zoomLevel = 10;

wmzoom(wm1, zoomLevel)
wmcenter(wm1, lat, lon)
wmzoom(wm2, zoomLevel)
wmcenter(wm2, lat, lon) 

Input Arguments

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Zoom level, specified as a scalar numeric integer in the range [0 18].

Data Types: single | double

Web map, specified as a web map handle.1

Output Arguments

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Zoom level of the current web map, returned as a scalar numeric integer in the range [0 18].

Data Types: single | double

Tips

  • Particular maps may not support every available zoom level. If your map displays as completely white, try another zoom level. The map you are displaying may not support the zoom level you have currently selected. You can also select another base layer, which might support the specified zoom level.

Version History

Introduced in R2013b


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