Wasn't it Gregory Short who wrote:
> Perhaps I should put this in a separate question, but I've also
>noticed that with polar projections (case in point: NASA's polarstereo
>projection) returning Infinity as the projection's wrap width actually
>screws up the pixel to lat/lng functionality,
There's a bit of code that's involved with processing the wrapping that
deobfuscated looks like this:
g = (e - d.x) / wrapWidth;
d.x += Math.round(g) * wrapWidth;
Which works fine for any finite value of wrapWidth, but when it's
Infinity g evaluates to zero so
d.x += 0 * Infinity;
which results in d.x = NaN
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