Whether the datasource can overlap tiles. Such overlapping is necessary when zooming out and waiting for the tiles to load, in this case, we use cached tiles to fill the missing gaps if available (and in some cases, the tiles can overlap, i.e. for example when a child is next to a parent, the parent is rendered beneath the child), however for some datasources (those that produce transparent tiles for example), this gives bad results, and as such, it should be disabled to reduce flickering. Another way to put it is that loading tiles are replaced with cached tiles and we then fall (back/forward) to the next appropriate zoom level.
Number used to order [DataSource]'s relative to each other, see DataSource.dataSourceOrder
Whether features from these data source can picked by calling MapView.intersectMapObjects. Disabling picking for data sources that don't need it will improve picking performance.
Used to configure the languages used by the DataSource according to priority;
the first language in the array has the highest priority.
An array of ISO 639-1 language codes.
The maximum zoom level at which data is available.
The maximum zoom level at which DataSource is displayed.
Maximum geometry height above ground level this DataSource can produce.
The maximum zoom level at which data is available or displayed at (depending on DataSource subclass).
The minimum zoom level at which data is available.
The minimum zoom level at which DataSource is displayed.
Minimum geometry height below ground level this DataSource can produce. Negative values describe height below ground.
The minimum zoom level at which data is available or displayed at (depending on DataSource subclass).
The unique name of a DataSource instance.
Storage level offset applied to this DataSource.
The name of the [[StyleSet]] to evaluate for the decoding.
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Options for a DataSource.