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GMT v1.11.0

Diff since v1.10.1

Merged pull requests:

  • Move the "boxes" code out of pcolor and make it a new function. (#1350) (@joa-quim)
  • Update the list of remote datasets names that can be accessed from earthregions. (#1351) (@joa-quim)
  • Change the grid type to allow complex grids too. Make the necessary cahnges in gdal.jl (#1352) (@joa-quim)
  • Fix the case where band list was ignored when reading a variable from netcdf with GDAL (#1353) (@joa-quim)
  • Add a setccords! function to assign coordinates to grids and images. (#1354) (@joa-quim)
  • Only pass in kwargs to first Dataset (apparently quite mem expensive) (#1355) (@joa-quim)
  • Add a weather() function to plot weather data from open-meteo.com (#1356) (@joa-quim)
  • Let also try to plot two different projected axes. (#1357) (@joa-quim)
  • Add a fillnodata() GDAL function (#1358) (@joa-quim)
  • Add a new method of xyzw2cube() that accepts GMTdaset as input. (#1359) (@joa-quim)
  • Reset the CURRENT_CPT to empty after calling gmt("end " * show). (#1360) (@joa-quim)
  • Let viz(cube, slice=?) plot only one slice of the cube C (#1361) (@joa-quim)
  • Need to use isJupyter[] also in VS code notebooks. (#1363) (@joa-quim)
  • Add convoluted test to avoid trying to access a non defined var (args...) (#1364) (@joa-quim)
  • The subplot() function needed to know earlier if it is called in a notebook. (#1365) (@joa-quim)
  • Let cubeplot accept an inset option to show the cube guts. (#1366) (@joa-quim)
  • Improve & fixes on the cubeslice function. (#1367) (@joa-quim)
  • cubeplot() now accepts inset and received a new method to work with cubes. (#1368) (@joa-quim)
  • Let gdalread also fetch the v coordinates for cubes. (#1369) (@joa-quim)
  • Add cubeplot! methods (#1370) (@joa-quim)

Closed issues:

  • Register v"1.10.0" (#1346)
  • subplots and normal plots do not show correctly in jupyter-lab environment (#1362)