Add setOnInfoWindowClickListener()

[tobrun]

Needed for parity with Google Maps, they expose a method setOnInfoWindowClickListener on MapView, Our current implementation uses a method directly on Marker:

  marker.setInfoWindowOnTouchListener(new View.OnTouchListener() {
            @Override
            public boolean onTouch(View view, MotionEvent motionEvent) {
                Toast.makeText(getApplicationContext(), "Custom Info Touch Listener!!", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show();
                marker.hideInfoWindow();
                return true;
            }
        });

[bleege]

@tobrun I don't see the method setOnInfoWindowClickListener() in the Google Map MapView API. I do see it on the GoogleMap class however. Since the Mapbox SDK doesn't currently have a corresponding "MapboxMap" object but instead relies on direct access to MapView I don't think we need to implement this now.

Let's close this for now and re-open it in the future if / when the "MapboxMap" concept is built. As part of that I'm going to move the first commit I made on a dev branch (regarding moving InfoWindow classes to annotations package) to a different ticket.

[ljbade]

@bleege The Google MapView/MapFragment are very thin shim classes that expose all their functionality in GoogleMaps. I don't see why we would need a MaboxMap class first since we expose everything directly via MapView. Perhaps we can just leave this for 2.2.0? (since the functionality already exists but could be made easier to use)

[bleege]

@ljbade Technically yes, but if our goal is to mirror the Google Maps API how does this help?

[ljbade]

@ljbade well we can add all theese to MapView, then in 3.0.0 or whatever we call it after the refactor, everything that is in MapView currently (at least all the public methods), will be moved to MapboxMap. And MapView will have a single method getMapAsync()

[ljbade]

Hitting this in #2546

[bleege]

This is being moved to android-v2.2.0 per #2546 (comment)