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Within an UWP-App containing a MapControl, is there a way to distinct between a manipulation to the map made by the user (e.g. by pinch to zoom) and one, that is made by the app itself? (e.g. by calling mapControl.TrySetViewAsync(...))

It doesn't seem like that there's an eventhandler for that, right? I already tried several ones (like LoadingStatusChanged or CenterChanged), but none of them are making any difference between user- and app-manipulation..

rbrundritt
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  • Just found this suggestion brought to the bing-devs: https://binglistens.uservoice.com/forums/283355-ideas/suggestions/9494889-add-a-centermanuallychanged-event-to-mapcontrol - but is there a way to do it yourself atm? – Jerome Dreyer Jun 08 '16 at 06:05

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You should be able to register to receive a TargetCameraChanged event that will fire whenever the map view changes. The MapTargetCameraChangedEventArgs returned contain a ChangeReason property.

The ChangeReason property will be System, UserInteraction or Programmatic.

Map movements caused by calling APIs such as TrySetViewAsync(...) cause events that have ChangeReason == Programmatic, and movements caused by user actions such as pinch to zoom should have ChangeReason == UserInteraction.

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