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Re: map_set miracle II [message #45974] Sat, 22 October 2005 11:37
R.Bauer is currently offline  R.Bauer
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Registered: November 1998
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James Kuyper wrote:

> Reimar Bauer wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>>
>> I came acrosse to a nice miracle by solving an other problem.
>>
>> What do you expect by this both calls?
>>
>> cheers
>> Reimar
>>
>>
>>
>> p0lat=0.0001
>> map_set,p0lat,0,0,/mercator,/conti,$
>> pos=[0.190476,0.235690,0.707143,0.601010],$
>> con_color=0,$
>> mlinethick=2,mlinestyle=0,isotropic=0,$
>> central_azimuth=0,$
>> clip=1,limit=[-90E,0.0E,90.E,360E]
>>
>>
>> p0lat=0
>> map_set,p0lat,0,0,/mercator,/conti,$
>> pos=[0.190476,0.235690,0.707143,0.601010],$
>> con_color=0,$
>> mlinethick=2,mlinestyle=0,isotropic=0,$
>> central_azimuth=0,$
>> clip=1,limit=[-90E,0.0E,90.E,360E]
>
> I don't expect much of anything from either call.
>
> You're setting up a Mercator projection, which projects the north pole
> to +infinity and the south pole to -infinity. Then you tell it to
> produce a plot of finite size using that projection, where the north
> pole is at the top of the plot and the south pole is at the bottom of
> the plot. I don't expect it to work, and I wouldn't be surprised by any
> particular failure mode.

ok the limit set default for mercator are
limit= [-80, -180, 80, 180]

but the second seems to work just only if I like to center it it seems to
ignore the size by position. And this is surprising because 0.0001 isn't
quite different from 0. It tells no error, no warning.

Reimar
Re: map_set miracle II [message #45988 is a reply to message #45974] Fri, 21 October 2005 08:20 Go to previous message
James Kuyper is currently offline  James Kuyper
Messages: 425
Registered: March 2000
Senior Member
Reimar Bauer wrote:
> Hi all,
>
>
> I came acrosse to a nice miracle by solving an other problem.
>
> What do you expect by this both calls?
>
> cheers
> Reimar
>
>
>
> p0lat=0.0001
> map_set,p0lat,0,0,/mercator,/conti,$
> pos=[0.190476,0.235690,0.707143,0.601010],$
> con_color=0,$
> mlinethick=2,mlinestyle=0,isotropic=0,$
> central_azimuth=0,$
> clip=1,limit=[-90E,0.0E,90.E,360E]
>
>
> p0lat=0
> map_set,p0lat,0,0,/mercator,/conti,$
> pos=[0.190476,0.235690,0.707143,0.601010],$
> con_color=0,$
> mlinethick=2,mlinestyle=0,isotropic=0,$
> central_azimuth=0,$
> clip=1,limit=[-90E,0.0E,90.E,360E]

I don't expect much of anything from either call.

You're setting up a Mercator projection, which projects the north pole
to +infinity and the south pole to -infinity. Then you tell it to
produce a plot of finite size using that projection, where the north
pole is at the top of the plot and the south pole is at the bottom of
the plot. I don't expect it to work, and I wouldn't be surprised by any
particular failure mode.
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