Map display method and related device
AssigneeHuawei Technologies Co., Ltd.
InventorBingheng Wang
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Abstract
A map display method includes: displaying a first control; inputting a first operation for the first control; receiving the first operation that is input for the first control; displaying a map interface in response to the first operation; and performing navigation based on a received target route selected in the displayed map interface.
Claims20
A method for map displaying, wherein the method comprises:
- displaying a first control of a first application, wherein the first control is for triggering map planning based on a first exercise expenditure;
- receiving a first operation on the first control;
- and
- displaying, in response to the first operation, a map interface comprising at least one target location, one or more first exercise routes from a starting point to each of the at least one target location, a first change of a second exercise expenditure from the starting point to the at least one target location on the one or more first exercise routes, and an equal exercise expenditure line that forms a closed curve by connecting locations at which exercise expenditures from the starting point are the same,
- wherein the map interface displays a location in a region enclosed by the equal exercise expenditure line and an exercise expenditure range, and
- wherein the at least one target location is based on a basic expenditure efficiency of a current exercise of a first object, a maximum expenditure of a single exercise of the first object, and first map information around the starting point.
An electronic device comprising:
- one or more memories configured to store instructions;
- and
- one or more processors coupled to the one or more memories and configured to execute the instructions to cause the electronic device to:
- display a first control of a first application, wherein the first control is for triggering map planning based on a first exercise expenditure;
- receive a first operation on the first control;
- and
- display, in response to the first operation, a map interface comprising at least one target location, one or more first exercise routes from a starting point to each of the at least one target location, and a first change of a second exercise expenditure from the starting point to the at least one target location on the one or more first exercise routes, and an equal exercise expenditure line that forms a closed curve by connecting locations at which exercise expenditures from the starting point are the same,
- wherein the map interface displays a location in a region enclosed by the equal exercise expenditure line and an exercise expenditure range, and
- wherein the at least one target location is based on a basic expenditure efficiency of a current exercise of a first object, a maximum expenditure of a single exercise of the first object, and first map information around the starting point.
A computer program product comprising computer-executable instructions that are stored on a non-transitory computer-readable storage medium and that, when executed by one or more processors, cause an electronic device to:
- display a control of an application, wherein the control is for triggering map planning based on a first exercise expenditure;
- receive an operation on the control;
- and
- display, in response to the operation, a map interface comprising at least one target location, one or more exercise routes from a starting point to each of the at least one target location, and a first change of a second exercise expenditure from the starting point to the at least one target location on the one or more first exercise routes, and an equal exercise expenditure line that forms a closed curve by connecting locations at which exercise expenditures from the starting point are the same,
- wherein the map interface displays a location in a region enclosed by the equal exercise expenditure line and an exercise expenditure range, and
- wherein the at least one target location is based on a basic expenditure efficiency of a current exercise of an object, a maximum expenditure of a single exercise of the object, and map information around the starting point.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.