Fix bug and allow +apangle for decorated lines #8182
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Simply did not pass the fixed angle when it was set and ended up passing the line angle which was zero.
This fixes the bug in #7591. While at it, we allow +apangle to let the symbol angle deviate by angle from the line's angle.+aangle still sets a fixed angle regardless of angle contortions.
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Thanks @PaulWessel for fixing this bug. Great that this will be included in GMT 6.5.0 🙂. |
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This fixes the bug in #7591. While at it, we allow +apangle to let the symbol angle deviate by angle from the line's angle. And +aangle still sets a fixed angle regardless of angle contortions. Closes #7591.
Original post with +a20 (well, after I tilted the line).
New +ap20, same line: