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It is great that axes are now drawn snugly around the maps, but sometimes the user may prefer (for uniformity or for reproducing previous scripts) to have the option for a map to fill the entire plotting region as it used to do. Take e.g. the following script:
library(geodata)
wrld <- world(path = tempdir())
wrld <- merge(wrld, country_codes(), by.x = "GID_0", by.y = "ISO3")
par(mfrow = c(4, 2))
for (i in unique(wrld$continent)) {
plot(subset(wrld, wrld$continent == i), main = i)
}
With previous versions of terra, we got all plots in the same size:
...whereas now we get the same plots in disparate sizes:
If it's not a hassle, would it be possible to reproduce older behaviour when this is desired? Cheers!
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[enhancement, only if easy to implement]
It is great that axes are now drawn snugly around the maps, but sometimes the user may prefer (for uniformity or for reproducing previous scripts) to have the option for a map to fill the entire plotting region as it used to do. Take e.g. the following script:
With previous versions of terra, we got all plots in the same size:
...whereas now we get the same plots in disparate sizes:
If it's not a hassle, would it be possible to reproduce older behaviour when this is desired? Cheers!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: