Florian Pigorsch

I have (some) success with ``` import os import tkinter from ttkbootstrap import Style root = tkinter.Tk() theme_name = 'flatly' out_path = f"{theme_name}-export" s = Style(theme_name) settings = s._theme_objects[theme_name].settings script...

When loading the created Tcl script, Tk complains about - a bad color name in `-focuscolor {}` - duplicate elements, e.g. `Checkbutton.indicator` in `ttk::style element create Checkbutton.indicator ...`

Thanks for the bug report. I'm actually not surprised that there are issues with wrapping coordinates and extreme bboxes. I will look into this in the following days.

I just pushed 79a46b5d2d7718ffdf117a38bb6ea68b74c56ad9, which hopefully fixes the issues with wrapping bounding boxes. For this to work properly, you have to use a bounding box with left longitude > right...

Thanks for updating and commenting the test cases. Do you have any recommendations what to do about transparent areas near +/-90° where there are no tiles? I can only think...

The last commits fix some of the issues: - b0138b7c96b22c8973663e1220aab6deba0ec133 fixes the latlng to pixel transformation (solves test cases KI and RU) and avoids to draw markers north of 85°/south...

All crashes except "ttf.crashers/9dcbc20080df0e49e3dd90c022eba03aa575c4b6" seen to be fixed with the current version of golang/freetype.

The line drawn between two points is the shortest surface path between those points and thus is a segment of a "great circle" (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_circle). Due to the mercator projection,...

BTW, sorry for my late reply...

That's a valid point. I will look into it.