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This issue serves as the central tracker for the implementation of the Figure.meca method.
Figure.meca
Checked: Implemented; Unchecked: To be implemented/discussed and help wanted; Strikethrough: Won't implement.
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projection
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convention
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+o<dx>[/<dy>]
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+g[<fill>]
+o[<dx>/<dy>]
+p<pen>
+s[<symbol>]<size>]
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frane
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cmap
-D<depmin>/<depmax>
-E<fill>
-Fa[<size>[/<Psymbol>[<Tsymbol>]]]
-Fe<fill>
-Fg<fill>
-Fr<fill>
-Fp[<pen>]
-Ft[<pen>]
-Fz[<pen>]
-G<fill>
-H[<scale>]
-I[<intens>]
-L<pen>
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no_clip
-T[<nplane>][+p<pen>]
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Figure.timestamp
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verbose
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-Y
Figure.shift_origin
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panel
-d
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perspective
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--PAR=<value>
pygmt.config
The input data should contain the following lines ([] means optional):
[]
lon lat depth focal_parameters [size] [scale] [intens] [transp [transp2]] [plot_lon plot_lat] [event_label]
Columns like size/scale/intense/transp depends on the availability of some options. Currently, they're not supported yet.
size
scale
intense
transp
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This issue serves as the central tracker for the implementation of the
Figure.meca
method.Options
Checked: Implemented; Unchecked: To be implemented/discussed and help wanted; Strikethrough: Won't implement.
-J
:projection
-R
:region
-S
:a|c|m|d|z|p|x|y|t
: Determined by parametersconvention
/component
or based on the column names for dict/pandas.DataFrame ( Initially implemented in Wrap meca #516, but refactored in Refactor Figure.meca() to better determine the data format code #1002 and Figure.meca: Add the private _FocalMechanismConvention class to simplify codes #3551)+a<angle>
+f<font>
+j<justify>]
+l
+m
+o<dx>[/<dy>]
+s<ref>
-A
+g[<fill>]
+o[<dx>/<dy>]
+p<pen>
+s[<symbol>]<size>]
-B
:frane
-C
:cmap
-D<depmin>/<depmax>
-E<fill>
: extensionfill-Fa[<size>[/<Psymbol>[<Tsymbol>]]]
-Fe<fill>
-Fg<fill>
-Fr<fill>
-Fp[<pen>]
-Ft[<pen>]
-Fz[<pen>]
-G<fill>
: compressionfill-H[<scale>]
-I[<intens>]
-L<pen>
-N
:no_clip
-T[<nplane>][+p<pen>]
: Use-U
Figure.timestamp
-V
:verbose
-W
: Use-X
/-Y
Figure.shift_origin
-c
:panel
-d
-e
-h
-i
-p
:perspective
-q
-t
-:
: Use--PAR=<value>
pygmt.config
Input format
The input data should contain the following lines (
[]
means optional):Columns like
size
/scale
/intense
/transp
depends on the availability of some options. Currently, they're not supported yet.Progresses
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: