Calvin Metcalf

I published it, and rebased your pull so hopfully the tests would pass but it's not showing up yet

many of the tests were created based on proj4js's own output to prevent the introduction of new errors so the fact that you're adding a bunch isn't necessarily a sign...

a couple questions 1. how are you generating the expected output? 2. is that a particular epsg code you are projecting too (mainly wondering if it's valid at 0,0)

cs2cs is fine, I was wondering about the areas just because `-7.55018582346e-10` isn't a particularly great result, while not necessarily wrong suggest things are a bit wonky, and you didn't...

Latitude_of_Origin -> Latitude_Of_Origin, currently it's not as case insensitive as we'd like it to be

I'm not sure every projection actually does that so I'm not sure it will be as strait forward as you think, also this library has been moving away from being...

this line https://github.com/proj4js/proj4js/blob/d9bec2144c8a9e2bd4073dee29388343968b1af4/lib/transform.js#L15 should be taking care of that On Mon, May 14, 2018 at 9:47 PM Katherine Chan wrote: > README says: > > Coordinates may an object of...

now that is interesting ... i'm fairly confident your code is correct and this library is wrong,

Can you open a pull request? And also since this is still a valid regex, you should open an issue on the ducktape

> Being a little strict here is not a bad thing, IMHO. Ignoring an extra and unneeded escape character might come back to bite you in the ass some day....