Support command-line arguments#1
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The main function is designed to be callable as a python function, e.g. here's a script I use to project out from a global equirectangular map to several recentered hammer maps: Nevertheless this is easy enough to fold into the next update, whenever I do one. |
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Hello, I have been working on a mapping project, and frequently needed to create a series of projections at a time. This has been somewhat tedious since all of the options need to be specified by hand through the interactive interface and cannot be automated.
I have implemented a headless interface that takes the projection options from command-line arguments. When no arguments are specified, it will fall back to the existing interactive interface.