\name{IdentifyPoints}

\alias{IdentifyPoints}

\title{identify points by clicking on map}

\description{The user can try to identify lat/lon pairs on the map by clicking on them}

\usage{IdentifyPoints(MyMap, n = 1, verbose = 0)}

\arguments{

  \item{MyMap}{map object}

  \item{n}{the maximum number of points to locate.}

  \item{verbose}{level of verbosity}

}



\value{the lat/lon coordinates of the chosen points are returned }



\author{Markus Loecher}









\examples{

#The first step naturally will be to download a static map from the Google server. A simple example:



 #identifiy points:

 #IdentifyPoints(MyMap,5)



}

