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graticule 0.4.0

• Fixed namespace doc thanks to CRAN.

graticule 0.3.0

• Remove checks for tests upset by package startup messages.

graticule 0.2.0

• Now return values of functions are documented.

• Now import the reproj package for the coordinate transformation support.

• Removed function pathologicule(), no one will miss it. Might reappear as {gridicule} when we have better PROJ support.

• Removed unused methods package from Imports.

• Removed rgdal, maptools, rworldmap, oce from Suggests, and tested check succeeds without those being installed.

• New function lonlat() for quick and dirty plots and to generate fields of longitude and
  latitude.

• update for #16, not great still but better

graticule 0.1.6

• Release to fix problems on CRAN, unused LazyData and dep on rmarkdown.

• Remove warnings from geosphere about longitude, thanks to @Maschette for the suggestion.

• Fix bug caused by new tile creation. https://github.com/AustralianAntarcticDivision/SOmap/issues/66

• Tile and line graticules are now created by the same process, which discretizes to a default value of 5e4m (50km). This is settable with options(graticule.mindist = ).

• graticule no longer shares the extra dependency from raster on rgeos, rasterToPolygons is no longer used

• Added supporting information to the package.

  VERSION 0.1.2

o specify LCC standard parallels explicitly to avoid problems from some PROJ.4 installations

 VERSION 0.1.0

o new function pathologicule to draw the other projection

VERSION 0.0.3

o upgraded for release

o added ice file raw data for vignette

VERSION 0.0.2

o added tiles option to graticule to return polygons

o added a readme for the GitHub front page

VERSION 0.0.1

o basics working

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