Add -Io to grdinfo for oblique format #7413
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There are times we need the grid's region in the lower left upper right +r syntax. This PR adds -Io to format the region that way.
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Looks good:
$ gmt grdcut -RNO -Gno.nc @earth_relief_10m
gmt [WARNING]: Remote dataset given to a data processing module but no registration was specified - default to gridline registration (if available)
$ gmt grdinfo -Io no.nc
-R4.5/57.8333333333/31.1666666667/71.3333333333+r
Q: It is not possible to use [dx[/dy] with the modifiers (e.g. -Io)?
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No. Same with -Ir. They are just there to give the exact. |
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See this forum post for background. There are times we need grdinfo to report the grid's region in the lower left upper right +r syntax. This PR adds -Io to format the region that way.