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Let psxy -T without -B skip the check for -R -J #3672
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Since no projection is needed to iin this case (presumably to set -X -Y only) then we dont need to complain if -R -J are not set.
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Yep, I only tested classic... SO in modern, we are trying to auto-determine the region from the data file... I will need to intervene in gmt_init_module based on -T. Stay tuned. |
This works for me now:
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Looks good.
Backport to 6.1?
Since no projection is needed to iin this case (presumably to set -X -Y only) then we dont need to complain if -R -J are not set.
Since no projection is needed to iin this case (presumably to set -X -Y only) then we dont need to complain if -R -J are not set. Co-authored-by: Paul Wessel <[email protected]>
Since no projection is needed to in this case (presumably to set -X -Y only) then we dont need to complain if -R -J are not set. This means a gmt psxy -T -X -Y call can be the first in a plot sequence without running afoul of no -R -J history.
This PR also adds documentation of -T to the classic section of psxy.