title: Android Google Maps API V2 Zoom to Current Location
body: <p>I'm trying to mess around with the Maps API V2 to get more familiar with it, and I'm trying to start the map centered at the user's current location. Using the <code>map.setMyLocationEnabled(true);</code> statement, I am able to show my current location on the map. This also adds the button to the UI that centers the map on my current location.</p>
  
  <p>I want to simulate that button press in my code. I am familiar with the <code>LocationManager</code> and <code>LocationListener</code> classes and realize that using those is a viable alternative, but the functionality to center and zoom in on the user's location seems to already be built in through the button.</p>
  
  <p>If the API has a method to show the user's current location, there surely must be an easier way to center on the location than to use the <code>LocationManager</code>/<code>LocationListener</code> classes, right?</p>