Finally address the need for increasing annotation offset with latitude #4852
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Projections like Hammer and WInkel has a west and east boundary that curve from Equator to the poles, being vertical only at the Equator. As the boundary becomes more and more inclined, the horizontal latitude annotations start to encroach on the boundary. This PR addresses this by adjusting for the extra space needed due to the sloping interface and annotation font.
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Feb 25, 2021
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Projections like Hammer and WInkel have a west and east boundary that curve from Equator to the poles, being vertical only at the Equator. As the boundary becomes more and more inclined, the horizontal latitude annotations start to encroach on the boundary. This PR addresses this by adjusting for the extra space needed due to the sloping interface and selected annotation font size. The attached plot shows what GMT_tut_17 looks like now, with the original below. About 20 PostScript files will need to change, but since they will change again once we merge gmt_themes I think we should let them just fail for a few days/weeks until we merge.
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Of course, it gets even worse with more sloping lines...