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<p>function gdalshade(fname; kwargs…) d = KW(kwargs) band = ((val = find_in_dict(d, [:band], false)[1]) !== nothing) ? string(val) : “1” cmap = find_in_dict(d, CPTaliases)[1] # The color cannot be passed to second call to gdaldem</p>
<p>Read a raster or a vector file from a disk file and return the result either as a GMT type (the default) or a GDAL dataset.</p>
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<li><p><code>fname</code>: Input data. It can be a file name, a <ahref="../..\documentation/general/types.html#sec-grid-type">GMTgrid</a> or <ahref="../..\documentation/general/types.html#sec-image-type">GMTimage</a> object or a GDAL dataset</p></li>
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<p>A Mx2 matrix with the lon lat of the points along the geodesic when input is a matrix. A GMT dataset or a vector of it (when input is Vector{GMTdataset}).</p>
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<p>Given latitudes and longitudes of P1 and P2 on the ellipsoid, compute the azimuth a12 of the loxodrome P1P2, the arc length s along the loxodrome curve.</p>
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<p>Computes the inverse projection from XY to LonLat in the given projection. The output is assumed to be in WGS84. If that isn’t right, pass the appropriate projection info via the <code>t_srs</code> option (PROJ4, WKT, EPSG).</p>
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