Max Jones

A third possible solution is to use info/grdinfo to check that the contents are generally as expected.

I agree this is an improvement. In addition to your comments, this also offers a slight benefit to users of IDEs like vscode which do not process the f-strings when...

> Ping @maxrjones @willschlitzer @michaelgrund @yvonnefroehlich I can take a look later today or tomorrow.

> I'm getting a weird problem where the axis labels on the right-side (**b**) axis isn't showing up. I'm not sure what I'm missing, as this follows along with the...

> > This was a bug in GMT in 6.2.0, which was fixed by [GenericMappingTools/gmt#5431](https://github.com/GenericMappingTools/gmt/pull/5431). > > @meghanrjones Is there a workaround for GMT 6.2.0, or will this plotting bug...

Hi @willschlitzer, I think this PR is good to merge after two small in-line suggestions (one for a line length issue to satisfy pylint and one to add a reference...

G³ or a similar journal is fine with me. I would prefer to make some progress on more Pythonic syntax before publishing so that we can describe and provide examples...

Thanks for working on this! While there could be exceptions, I think the use of module anywhere in PyGMT's docs likely comes from GMT-centric language and not from any Python-related...

Thanks for the helpful reference, @weiji14! I like the mirroring behavior and agree that it would be a good milestone for v0.5.0+. In my opinion, a parameter to control the...

> Anyways, implementation-wise, I'm wondering if we could have a **reusable** decorator or helper function that can convert any table-like output to the desired format (be it `pandas.DataFrame` or otherwise)...