When trying to use the -J option to project height (instead of default, width) with psxy, I get a few errors I’m not understanding.
psxy -Jm36hi …
This gives me the error: “36h not a valid number and may not be decoded properly”
psxy -Jm36ih …
This gives me the errors: " Length h not supported - revert to default unit [cm]", and “36h not a valid number and may not be decoded properly”
-Jm36i works well in setting the width of the projection. How can I make -J set the height?
Append +dh , +du , or +dl to the given width if you instead want to set the map height, the maximum (upper) dimension, or the minimum (lower) dimension, respectively [Default is +dw for width]
There’s a « + »
After adding +dh, I ran into errors still with my input as it was.
What fixed it was using the uppercase M. This was effective in building the height dimension properly:
psxy -JM36i+dh …
Oh yeah, lower case asks for « scale » while uppercase asks for « paper dimension ». It’s the case for all projections I think