pygmt.grdmask: Create mask grid from polygons or point coverage(required arguments)

[Chuan1937]

pygmt.grdmask: Create mask grid from polygons or point coverage(required arguments)

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[seisman]

_alias_option_N() should return None.

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	>>> _alias_option_N(outside=0, edge=0, inside=1)._value
	'0/0/1'
	>>> _alias_option_N()._value

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	>>> _alias_option_N(outside=0, edge=0, inside="z")._value
	'z'
	>>> _alias_option_N(outside=1, edge=0, inside="z")._value
	'z/1'
	>>> _alias_option_N(outside=0, edge="z", inside="z")._value
	'Z'
	>>> _alias_option_N(outside=0, edge=0, inside="id")._value
	'p'
	>>> _alias_option_N(outside=0, edge="id", inside="id")._value
	'P'
	>>> _alias_option_N(inside="z")._value
	'z'
	>>> _alias_option_N(outside=1, inside="z")._value
	'z/1'
	>>> _alias_option_N(edge="z", inside="z")._value
	'Z'
	>>> _alias_option_N(inside="id")._value
	'p'
	>>> _alias_option_N(edge="id", inside="id")._value
	'P'

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	# Mode: -Nz, -NZ, -Np, or -NP
	mode_char = _inside_modes[inside]
	if edge == inside:
	mode_char = mode_char.upper()
	mask_values = mode_char if outside is None else [mode_char, outside]
	# Mode: -Nz, -NZ, -Np, or -NP
	mode = _inside_modes[inside]
	if edge == inside:
	mode = mode.upper()
	mask_values = mode if outside is None else [mode, outside]

[seisman]

There is no standard in in Python.

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	Reads one or more files (or standard input) containing polygon or data point
	Reads one or more files containing polygon or data point

[seisman]

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	coordinates, and creates a binary grid file where nodes that fall inside, on the
	coordinates, and creates a grid where nodes that fall inside, on the

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	Pass in either a file name, :class:`pandas.DataFrame`, :class:`numpy.ndarray`,
	or a list of file names containing the polygon(s) or data points. Input can be:
	Pass in either a file name to an ASCII data table, a 2-D $table_classes
	containg the polygon(s) or data points. Input can be: