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The transformations that subclass GeoAxes could allow rotations by arbitrary angles and flips.
Right now, the axes are fixed to be centered on longitude=0 with a range from -180 to 180, but it would be incredibly useful (at least to astronomers) to
allow rotations in longitude so that, e.g., the plot could be centered on arbitrary longitudes, and
allow flipping the x (longitude) axis so that they increase to the left
@adrn - have you taken a look at cartopy? 1. is already implemented, and 2. should be reasonably straightforward given the machinery already available.
The transformations that subclass
GeoAxes
could allow rotations by arbitrary angles and flips.Right now, the axes are fixed to be centered on longitude=0 with a range from -180 to 180, but it would be incredibly useful (at least to astronomers) to
This is somewhat related to #1856.
I started digging in to how I might implement this myself, but am totally unfamiliar with what is going on in
lib/matplotlib/projections/geo.py
...cc @mdboom
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