Method for displaying historical query results of electronic map and client side

Abstract

The invention provides a method for displaying historical query results of an electronic map, which comprises the following steps of: displaying a graphical interface of the electronic map; recording one or more historical query result screenshots of a user in the electronic map; setting a history record area, wherein the one or the more historical query result screenshots are included in the history record area; and responding the operation of the user, so that the historical query result screenshots enter the graphical interface from the history record area to display the historical query results. Correspondingly, the invention also provides an electronic map client side. The method and the client side have the beneficial effect that the historical query results are displayed in a picture manner so as to be conveniently and directly seen by the user.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to mobile terminal technology, in particular to a method for displaying electronic map history query results and a client terminal. Background technique [0002] With the rapid development of electronic map technology, users can obtain their desired location information or route information anytime and anywhere through electronic maps on mobile terminals. For example, when a user travels by car, he can query the destination and the route along the route on the electronic map, and proceed according to the query results, thus bringing great convenience to the user. [0003] At present, in order to facilitate the use of the user, the electronic map often records the historical query results of the user. When the user queries the same place or the same route again, the electronic map displays the user's historical query results in the form of a list (that is, through text information). The query operation effectively saves the user'...

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[0004] Display the user's historical query results in the form of a list. Although it can effectively avoid the user's re-query operation when the user queries the same location or the same route, the displayed content is not intuitive and cannot bring Good user experience

Still taking the above-mentioned "Beijing Zoo" as an example, although users can obtain the text information of the geographical location of Beijing Zoo through the list, compared with marking it on the map, it is still impossible for users to know its specific location conveniently and intuitively

This is especially true for route information. The list information can only list the places passed by, but cannot visually display the route to the user.

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