// This file contains some delegate classes for you to extend.

function NewRoutePageControllerDelegate()
{
    // Save 'this' so we can refer to public attributes and methods.
    var self = this;


	    mapOptions = {

             enableHighAccuracy: true,
             timeout: 6000,
             maximumAge: 0,
         }

		mapError = function(err) {

                        console.warn('ERROR(' + err.code + '): ' + err.message);
             	}

    // The MapPageController class controls the 'New Route' page.
    // This class provides a couple of useful methods:
    //     displayMessage(message):
    //         Causes a short message string to be displayed on the
    //         page for a brief period.  Useful for showing quick
    //         notifications to the user.
    //     panToLocation(latitude, longitude):
    //         Pans the map to the given latitude and longitude.
    //     repaintOverlay():
    //         Causes the map overlay to be redrawn, triggering a
    //         call to our mapPageDrawOverlay() method.  You might
    //         wish to call this when you update information that
    //         is displayed on the canvas overlay.
    //     canvasPointFromLocation(latitude, longitude):
    //         Given a latitude and longitude, returns the
    //         corresponding point on the canvas overlay.
    //         The return value is an object with an 'x' and a 'y'
    //         property.
    var newRoutePageController = null;

    // NOTE: You should not remove any of the five public methods below.

    // This method is called by the MapPageController when the user
    // has switched to the page and it has been intialised.



        this.mapPageInitialisedWithOptions = function(controller, options)
    {
        console.log("Record Route - mapPageInitialisedWithOptions");

                newRoutePageController = controller;

            //calling this function will pan to the location only once

			findUser = function(position){

			            var latitude = position.coords.latitude

                        var longitude= position.coords.longitude

						newRoutePageController.panToLocation(latitude, longitude)

			}

			navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition(findUser,mapError,mapOptions)


    }