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GenericMappingTools
The Generic Mapping Tools
In a recently submitted work, I received a comment from a reviewer like this "your maps are excellent! It would be nice to keep the same graphic quality in the...
**Description of the desired feature** Except for **grdredpol**, all potential modules either accept a topographic grid or profile, and/or in some cases create a topographic grid or profile. Topographic input...
This perl script which is configured by CMake and ends up as the program _gmt5syntax_ in share/tools can be used to translate old GMT4 scripts to modern syntax (basically, prepending...
**Description of the problem** As shown below, `MAP_LABLE_OFFSET` and `FONT_LABEL` can control the X label, but have no effects on the Y label. ``` gmt colorbar -Cseis -Djx0c/0c+h -R0/10/0/10 -JX10c...
See the original [PyGMT](https://github.com/GenericMappingTools/pygmt/issues/1927) issue for background. I have isolated a small 5x4 grid cut from the offending grid above that fails to let us contour the zero-contour. This hangs:...
**Description of the desired feature** Please see this [StackExchange](https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/126927/have-backticks-i-e-cmd-in-sh-shells-been-deprecated#:~:text=In%20csh%2Ftcsh%2C%20the%20backticks,ever%2C%20for%20that%20matter).) note for full background. Basically, the argument is that we should stick to `$(..)` as the recommended way to run a...
The **gmtmath** and **grdmath** macro allows users to name an intermediate result (`STO@name`) and then recall it for use later on in the same command via `[RCL]@name`, and to clear...
Looking at the documentation webpage sidebar I had these thoughts: Under **Getting Started** we have ``` Example Gallery Animations Tutorial Tutorial in Julia ``` The first two are both galleries...
Auto resolution: ``` $ gmt grdimage -R-10/69/15/76r @earth_relief -Js0/90/1:5000000 -pdf test gmt [WARNING]: gmt_get_dataset_tiles: No earth_relief_03s_g tiles available for your region. grdimage [ERROR]: Passing zmax
Subplot expects information about panel size via **-S**. however, for 3-D perspective views it appears as these have little effect. This is related to the earlier fix #6516 for placement...