(
        locations, hover_text='', label='',
        info_box_content=None, display_info_box=None)
return Markers(markers=markers)
Marker layer

    Add this layer to a :class:`gmaps.Figure` instance to draw
    markers corresponding to specific locations on the map.
    A marker will be drawn on the map for each point in the
    ``locations`` argument.

    :Examples:

    {marker_examples}

    To change the style of markers on an existing layer, mutate the
    marker directly.

    >>> marker_layer.markers[0].label = 'C'  # markers[0] is a Marker

    :param locations:
        List of (latitude, longitude) pairs
        denoting a single point. Latitudes are expressed as
        a float between -90 (corresponding to 90 degrees south)
        and +90 (corresponding to 90 degrees north). Longitudes
        are expressed as a float between -180 (corresponding to 180
        degrees west) and +180 (corresponding to 180 degrees east).
    :type locations: list of tuples

    :param hover_text:
        Text to be displayed when a user's mouse is hovering over
        a marker. This can be either a single string, in which case
        it will be applied to every marker, or a list of strings,
        in which case it must be of the same length as `locations`.
        If this is set to an empty string, nothing will appear when
        the user's mouse hovers over a marker.
    :type hover_text: string or list of strings, optional

    :param label:
        Text to be displayed inside the marker. Google maps
        only displays the first letter of whatever string is
        passed to the marker.
        This can be either a single string, in which case
        every marker will receive the same label, or a list of
        strings, in which case it must be of the same length
        as `locations`.
    :type label: string or list of strings, optional

    :param info_box_content:
        Content to be displayed when user clicks on a marker. This should
        either be a single string, in which case the same content will apply to
        every marker, or a list of strings of the same length of the
        `locations` list.
    :type info_box_content: string or list of strings, optional

    :param display_info_box:
        Whether to display an info box when the user clicks on a marker.
        This should either be a single boolean value, in which case it
        will be applied to every marker, or a list of boolean values of the
        same length as the `locations` list.
        The default value is True for any markers for which `info_box_content`
        is set, and False otherwise.
    :type display_info_box: boolean or list of booleans, optional

    :returns:
        A :class:`gmaps.Markers` instance.
Marker layer
Marker layer
def marker_layer(
        locations, hover_text='', label='',
        info_box_content=None, display_info_box=None):
    """
    Marker layer

    Add this layer to a :class:`gmaps.Figure` instance to draw
    markers corresponding to specific locations on the map.
    A marker will be drawn on the map for each point in the
    ``locations`` argument.

    :Examples:

    {marker_examples}

    To change the style of markers on an existing layer, mutate the
    marker directly.

    >>> marker_layer.markers[0].label = 'C'  # markers[0] is a Marker

    :param locations:
        List of (latitude, longitude) pairs
        denoting a single point. Latitudes are expressed as
        a float between -90 (corresponding to 90 degrees south)
        and +90 (corresponding to 90 degrees north). Longitudes
        are expressed as a float between -180 (corresponding to 180
        degrees west) and +180 (corresponding to 180 degrees east).
    :type locations: list of tuples

    :param hover_text:
        Text to be displayed when a user's mouse is hovering over
        a marker. This can be either a single string, in which case
        it will be applied to every marker, or a list of strings,
        in which case it must be of the same length as `locations`.
        If this is set to an empty string, nothing will appear when
        the user's mouse hovers over a marker.
    :type hover_text: string or list of strings, optional

    :param label:
        Text to be displayed inside the marker. Google maps
        only displays the first letter of whatever string is
        passed to the marker.
        This can be either a single string, in which case
        every marker will receive the same label, or a list of
        strings, in which case it must be of the same length
        as `locations`.
    :type label: string or list of strings, optional

    :param info_box_content:
        Content to be displayed when user clicks on a marker. This should
        either be a single string, in which case the same content will apply to
        every marker, or a list of strings of the same length of the
        `locations` list.
    :type info_box_content: string or list of strings, optional

    :param display_info_box:
        Whether to display an info box when the user clicks on a marker.
        This should either be a single boolean value, in which case it
        will be applied to every marker, or a list of boolean values of the
        same length as the `locations` list.
        The default value is True for any markers for which `info_box_content`
        is set, and False otherwise.
    :type display_info_box: boolean or list of booleans, optional

    :returns:
        A :class:`gmaps.Markers` instance.
    """
    marker_options = _marker_layer_options(
        locations, hover_text, label, info_box_content, display_info_box)
    markers = [Marker(**option) for option in marker_options]
    return Markers(markers=markers)
def marker_layer ( locations , hover_text = '' , label = '' , info_box_content = None , display_info_box = None ) : marker_options = _marker_layer_options ( locations , hover_text , label , info_box_content , display_info_box ) markers = [ Marker ( * * option ) for option in marker_options ] return Markers ( markers = markers )