On Nov 16, 10:26 pm, John <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Here is an example.
> http://www.dev.mapteam.com/~jhagstrand/voyc/test/testProjectedOverlay...
I think the right-hand ("wrong") example is actually right. It's doing
what you're telling it to:
var w = -66.7352743539062;
var e = -125.090785408254;
Your western edge is east of your eastern edge. So in the right-hand
map, the wrap of the map makes this possible to show. In the left-hand
map, the centring means that the correct placement can't be shown, so
it does what it can. It's wrong, but because your west and east are
wrong anyway, it looks right.
Andrew
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