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Implemented clim in plot_maps_dashboard() function #22

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9 changes: 8 additions & 1 deletion rime/rime_functions.py
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Expand Up @@ -804,7 +804,9 @@ def plot_maps_dashboard(
Continuous colormap from matplotlib.pyplot. The default is 'magma_r'.
shared_axes : boolean, optional
Whether zoom control automatically controls all axes. The default is True.
clim : # not implemented yet!
clim : list, optional
A list specifying the min and max value to be used for the plots. If not specified, min and max
values are calculated from the input data.
coastline : boolean, optional
Show the coastlines on the map using Cartopy features. The default is True.
crs : str, cartopy.Proj or pyproj.CRS, optional
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import cartopy
except:
print("Error importing Cartopy")

# Set min and max for colour maps
clim_min = ds.where(ds != 999.0).to_array('scenario').min().round() if not clim else clim[0]
clim_max = ds.where(ds != 999.0).to_array('scenario').max().round() if not clim else clim[1]

plot_list = []

Expand All @@ -874,6 +880,7 @@ def plot_maps_dashboard(
coastline=coastline,
crs=crs,
features=features,
clim=(clim_min, clim_max),
# check / add clim or vmin/vmax here
)
plot_list = plot_list + [new_plot]
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