Design: Long Press Point Selection
Change the long-press popout so that it shows nearby airports/navaids/waypoints.
Change the current popout as follows:
- Above the current "Dest."/"Plan"/.. button row, add a new scrollable list that shows nearby points that a user can pick from if they only selected a GPS coord.
- If the user pressed "close enough" to one given point, use that point (place it in the top bar instead of Lat/Lon) and collapse the scrollable point list.
- If the user did not touch "close enough" to one given point, or more than one point were in the "close enough" range, show the scrollable list.
- In the top bar, leave the "X" button on the left, place the point (either Lat/Lon or point name) in the middle top row (with the corresponding dist/bearing below it in the 2nd row), and add a right-aligned interactive arrow that can be pressed to show/hide the scrollable list.
- Each row in the scrollable list will have an icon indicating the type of point (airport/navaid/waypoint), the point's name, dist, bearing. For airports, they will show a weather color indicator from the most recent, not outdated, METAR report.
- The scrollable list will be ordered in ascending order, distance from ownship (from ownship? or from where user pressed?)
- The top of the scrollable list will contain a toggle-type row of buttons containing filters for "All", "Airports", "Navaids", "Waypoints". "All" will be selected by default. Pressing any button filters the scrollable list.
- The current list of information (winds/temps, airep/pirep, metars, etc) will hide any element that is not applicable to the selected point (instead of today where we gray them out).
- When completing a rubber-band action, we will show the same popout but without all of the "info" rows (i.e. only "point selector"). Need some help defining behavior here
