Enhance triangulate -S with modifier +z so we can write -Zvalue in headers #7815
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…aders The value can be determined via the optional argument to +z: a mean of triplet [Default] l Lower value of triplet m Median value of triplet p Modal value of triplet Upper value of triplet
| n_errors += gmt_check_binary_io (GMT, 2); | ||
| n_errors += gmt_M_check_condition (GMT, Ctrl->L.binary && !GMT->common.b.active[GMT_IN], "Option -L: Cannot imply binary node input if main input is not also binary (see -bi)\n"); | ||
| n_errors += gmt_M_check_condition (GMT, GMT->common.R.active[ISET] && (GMT->common.R.inc[GMT_X] <= 0.0 || | ||
| GMT->common.R.inc[GMT_Y] <= 0.0), "Option -I: Must specify positive increment(s)\n"); |
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Don't change this spaces to tabs. See how they show misaligned in the Gihub display that uses <tab> = 8 spaces
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Sorry, updated. My editor f***s me.
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No, still wrong (but I just fixed it). It's tabs to align with the above line, followed by spaces until align with first character of the function argument whose arguments we are breaking in multi-lines.
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OK, you and your small monitors!
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It has nothing to do with the monitors size. It's on code alignment.
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This is how it looks, if not using spaces where it should, when displaying with <tab> = 2 and <tab> = 8 configured in VSC.
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Please have it as you wish - I can adjust. I just have a "spaces to tabs" substitution but this a) is for the entire file even though I selected a different region Sorry, |
Don't do that on already formatted code. That's what screws. You can see that our code remains well aligned independently of the tab size. But for that we must follow the mix tab/spaces on continuation lines. |
This PR was "inspired" by a forum post and it seemed very easy to expand -S to do more. The new +z modifier will put a
-Zvaluestring in each polygon header. Thevaluecan be determined via the optional argument to +z:a mean of triplet [Default]
l Lower value of triplet
m Median value of triplet
p Modal value of triplet
u Upper value of triplet
Added a simple test tripatch.sh which shows the various results (skipping mode since mostly will give median anyway.