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coord_proj is throwing a "Not implemented error" #4082
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Could you file this issue on ggalt's repo? At the moment, I'm not sure if this is a bug on ggalt's side or on ggplot2's side, but this sounds ggalt needs to implement |
Sure thing. Thanks.
…On Mon, Jun 22, 2020 at 4:18 PM Hiroaki Yutani ***@***.***> wrote:
Could you file this issue on ggalt's repo? At the moment, I'm not sure if
this is a bug on ggalt's side or on ggplot2's side, but this sounds ggalt
needs to implement backtransform_range().
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Ah, this one seems the same issue: hrbrmstr/ggalt#62 |
Not sure what |
Sorry, I was overly optimistic. Winkel tripel is not supported by {sf} (due to lack of inverse transformation) and therefore won't be possible with If you want to make a map using this projection, I suggest you follow this tutorial: |
Below is some simplified code to plot a world map using ggplot2. This code was working fine for me until April, at which point I started getting
Error: not implemented
. Line by line testing links this outcome to thecoord_proj()
line. There was some discussion of this on stackoverflow, but no definitive solution was found. Reproducible example and error messages below.Error messages:
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