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Fix polar projection (-JP+t) - #9131

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Done with Claude Sonnet 5

The axis is now the correct length and the labels are displayed for +t90.

Tested with:

gmt begin test_7059 png
    gmt basemap  -R-0.0001/0.0001/0/1 -JP12c     -Bya
    gmt basemap  -R-0.0001/0.0001/0/1 -JP12c+t45 -Bya
    gmt basemap  -R-0.0001/0.0001/0/1 -JP12c+t90 -Bya
gmt end
test_7059

Fixes #7059

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Esteban82 requested a review from joa-quim August 19, 2026 16:29
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Hmm, several test failures. I also asked Sol to fix this but since I was on phone I only have a zip to look up and compare when get back to computer.

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gmtissue7059fix.zip

See if you can try this from Sol.

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gmtissue7059fix.zip

See if you can try this from Sol.

I tried it. It looks fine with your script. But with my script I got this figure:

test_7059

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Multiple -JP plots start at end of previous plot (well, sort off)

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