In Satpy there are defaults set here:
https://github.com/pytroll/satpy/blob/d86b21ac3f4c43148dcc9ccacec82564cc61ca00/satpy/enhancements/overlays.py#L123-L142
The comments suggest these are "sensible" defaults, but they are not the defaults in pycoast. For example, here is a dictionary of defaults in pycoast:
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DEFAULT = { |
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"level": 1, |
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"outline": "white", |
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"width": 1, |
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"fill": None, |
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"fill_opacity": 255, |
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"outline_opacity": 255, |
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"x_offset": 0, |
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"y_offset": 0, |
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"resolution": default_resolution, |
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} |
Where width and outline color defaults are different than in Satpy. So if Satpy's defaults are so sensible then maybe they should be the defaults in pycoast.
Original text
Why are these sensible defaults not the defaults in pycoast?
Originally posted by @djhoese in pytroll/satpy#934
In Satpy there are defaults set here:
https://github.com/pytroll/satpy/blob/d86b21ac3f4c43148dcc9ccacec82564cc61ca00/satpy/enhancements/overlays.py#L123-L142
The comments suggest these are "sensible" defaults, but they are not the defaults in pycoast. For example, here is a dictionary of defaults in pycoast:
pycoast/pycoast/cw_base.py
Lines 1273 to 1283 in 293f4da
Where width and outline color defaults are different than in Satpy. So if Satpy's defaults are so sensible then maybe they should be the defaults in pycoast.
Original text
Why are these sensible defaults not the defaults in pycoast?
Originally posted by @djhoese in pytroll/satpy#934