//Here is an example of how SquiGLE's dynamic layer API will work 

//Create a DynamicLayer
DynamicLayer tempLayer = new DynamicLayer(
											upperLeftGPSPoint,
											lowerRightGPSPoint, 
											layerColor,
											layerLineWidth,
											nodeWeight,
											treeDepth,
											isQueryable
										);
										

//get AP's from a magical WigleData class
WigleElement[] accessPoints = WigleData.getElements();

//add the points to the layer
for (int i=0; i<WigleElement.size(); i++){
	float lon = accessPoints[i].lon;
	float lat = accessPoints[i].lat;
	String[] metaData = accessPoints[i].metaData;
	tempLayer.addPoint(lon,lat,metaData);
}

//at this point the points are unsorted and the layer BSP consists of just its root node. 
//Not very efficient.  Calling tempLayer.sort() sorts the data that has been added to the 
//layer into an optimized BSP tree in a byteBuffer like the layers loaded from a .fat file.  

tempLayer.sort(); 

//by adding templayer to the render loop with the layers loaded from the mapTree, the 
//access points will be rendered by the same display function as the rest of SquiGLE

//if the layer was set to be queryable, then you can call the queryLayer function on it. 

String[][] queryLayer(lon_1,lat_1, lon_2,lat_2); 

//This returns an array of distinct metaData stored as String[] for the points found within 
//the bounding box that the function was passed