This document (including, without limitation, any product roadmap or statement of direction data) illustrates the planned testing, release and availability dates for Spotfire products and services. It is for informational purposes only and its contents are subject to change without notice. Planning to implement - generally 6-12 months out. Likely to Implement - generally means 12-18 months out.
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I'm not in software engineering, I'd say as your mouse would hover over the MapChart generating a set of coordinates. If the user wanted to capture them for use in a data function or calculated column they should have a simple "out of the box" way to do it that does not require intensive code/resources. Access through the API through a new property in the MapChart would be good enough. 99% of users are not capable of developing Tools to extend the platform.
Hi Manuel, the advantage with the custom tool approach is that your custom code automatically gets the right context: triggered when right click occur and the active map chart and selected coordinates are sent to the custom code. Could you provide some more details on how you would expect the proposed API to work?
Magnus, very good information. Even though that is available through the SDK, a novice or new user to Spotfire won't have the resources or capability to achieve what you describe. In my opinion an easier mechanism should be available that does not require development of custom tools within the software.
In 7.9 there is a new tool context class, MapChartCoordinatesContext, for this purpose. A custom tool can be created with this context, and will automatically be called when the user right clicks in a map chart. This is illustrated in the MapChartRightClickCoordinatesTool example that is shipped with the 7.9 SDK.