Hello all,
I would like to display a legend box showing how elevation relates to map color for a raster DEM.
d.legend works, but the lowest elevations are at the top, and the mountain peak elevations are at at the bottom of the legend. Is there a way to reverse this? r.report displays smallest values first, so I suppose d.legend follows from that?
Trying to be sneaky and making the first corner not the top left, and the second corner above the first doesn't seem to do the right thing at all. It looks better if I make a horizontal legend, but that doesn't look quite right below to my tall, thin display.
Should I give up and just flip it in Gimp and add then re-add the text labels by hand?
Also with regards to d.legend, any suggestions for defining the bounds and output format of the text labels? lines= and thin= don't seem to make any difference (because floating point raster?), and outputting 6 digits beyond the decimal is a bit excessive for my application. I don't mind manually placing text, but I would like to have the bounds be nice whole numbers a bit larger than my range. I'd rather not introduce false data points to trick the range.
Should I be looking at printf("%.0f",foo) etc and a recompile...?
and modify the code to grab the range from my custom color table?
thanks