All,
I am observing a potential inconsistency with psclip using GMT6.2, when activating the option to plot the outline of the clip path, which seems to override the -N option. Has anyone experienced that before?
An example, underneath, where the only difference between the two plots is adding the -W.25p,blue on the psclip line.
RR=-R0/1/0/1
JJ=-JX10
echo “0 0” > clip
echo “1 1” >> clip
echo “0 1” >> clip
echo “.5 .25
.5 .5
.5 .75
.25 .5
.75 .5” > data
psfile=test-psclip6a.ps
psbasemap $RR $JJ -Bxya.5g0f.1 -BWSen -X4 -Y4 -K > $psfile
psclip $RR $JJ -O -K clip -N >> $psfile
psxy $RR $JJ -O -K -Sc.5c -G128 -W.5p,0 data >> $psfile
psclip $RR $JJ -O -C >> $psfile
psfile=test-psclip6b.ps
psbasemap $RR $JJ -Bxya.5g0f.1 -BWSen -X4 -Y4 -K > $psfile
psclip $RR $JJ -O -K clip -N -W.25p,blue >> $psfile
psxy $RR $JJ -O -K -Sc.5c -G128 -W.5p,0 data >> $psfile
psclip $RR $JJ -O -C >> $psfile
