BruTile 5.0.0 Serial Key Free [Mac/Win] [Latest] BruTile is designed as a library. It’s an open source project that contains a set of.NET components that can be used to work with tile map services such as Bing or OpenStreetMap. This library is quite simple, the tiling components are structured to fit with the spatial and spatial-temporal data features that can be found in these services. BruTile is a good choice for projects that are cross platform and need to work with tiles from the Internet. This library has been tested with Bing and OpenStreetMap services. For more details about how to use this library, please refer to the following links. BruTile Components and Libraries: BruTileNet is a library that can be used to import/export tiles from Bing and OpenStreetMap services. It is divided into a few different components. BruTileNet has been tested using the Bing Map tiles and OpenStreetMap map tiles services. BruTileMap is a component that is part of BruTileNet. It is used to load a tile map using the Azure Azure Storage. BruTileShape is the most basic component. This is where the tile data is streamed in. The basic element of this component is the tile shape and data, as well as the projection information. BruTileGeometry is another component, that contains information about the map extent. This component contains both a rectangle and a map extent, which is useful for location services. BruTileWriter is used to write information to Azure Storage. This component is made for exporting maps and tiles to Azure Storage. BruTileLoader is used to read information from Azure Storage. This component is used to load tiles from Azure Storage. BruTile can be used to interact with both Bing and OpenStreetMap map services. BruTile Example and DEM: BruTileTest is a simple console application that demonstrates BruTile functionality. BruTileTest has been tested using the Bing maps tiles and the OpenStreetMap map tiles services. BruTileDem is an example application that demonstrates how to use the BruTile library. This example creates a map of a country, downloads the source data from the OpenStreetMap tile service and tiles the data using BruTile. BruTileDem is an example application that demonstrates how to use the BruTile library. This example creates a map of a country, downloads the source data from the Open BruTile 5.0.0 Incl Product Key 8e68912320 BruTile 5.0.0 KEYMACRO is a simple macro that sets the map extent to the viewport. SYNTAX: KEYMACRO SYNTAX: KEYMACRO ("map extent") (xmin, ymin, xmax, ymax) Arguments: xmin, ymin - position of the bottom left corner of the map extent in map coordinates xmax, ymax - position of the top right corner of the map extent in map coordinates Example: As an example, let's try to set the map extent of Bing Maps to cover a certain area. This can be done by using the following code: REM The Microsoft Bing Maps key must be acquired before attempting to set the extent of the map REM and either stored in the GlobalVariable of the current map or globally set to use for all maps REM (i.e. Microsoft.Maps.loadModule("Microsoft.Maps.Key", "BingMaps_Key")). REM REM The setExtent() function must be called before any calls to other methods that REM use the map extent. If the map has not been setup, the function will return false. REM Create an instance of the map using the map factory. REM Note that the name of the instance must match the name of the global key used REM for Bing Maps. REM REM This example code uses the standard Bing Maps instance, but you can use REM the MSDN library documentation to find an alternative. REM REM If you don't want to use the "MSDN Maps" style map, but use a different style REM (eg. "Default") instead, you will need to set the map's style before calling REM the setExtent() function REM REM REM This code assumes that the map has already been set up to use the global key REM that was used to acquire the map. The map can be created using REM the Default map factory. REM REM REM Note that setExtent() is always called before initializing any control. REM REM Example: REM REM REM Microsoft.Maps.setExtent("Microsoft.Maps.Default.maps, "../BingMaps.js", REM "mapView") REM REM REM Using the Bing Maps key, get the map extent: REM REM Microsoft.Maps.getExtent() REM REM What's New in the? System Requirements: Minimum: OS: Intel Mac (Mac OS X 10.7.5 or later) Memory: 512 MB RAM Video: Intel HD 4000 Additional: 4 GB available hard drive space Sound Card: Any compatible sound card Input: Any mouse and keyboard (Mac OS compatible) Install: 10.7 or later Requires: Installation: X
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