Astro |
The AstroUtils type exposes the following members.
Name | Description | |
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![]() | AstroUtils | AstroUtils initiator |
Name | Description | |
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![]() | JulianDateUtc | Current Julian date based on the UTC time scale |
![]() | LeapSeconds | Sets or returns the number of leap seconds used in ASCOM Astrometry functions |
Name | Description | |
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![]() | CalendarToMJD | Converts a calendar day, month, year to a modified Julian date |
![]() | ConditionHA | Conditions an hour angle to be in the range -12.0 to +12.0 by adding or subtracting 24.0 hours |
![]() | ConditionRA | Conditions a Right Ascension value to be in the range 0 to 23.999999.. hours |
![]() | DeltaT | Returns the current DeltaT value in seconds |
![]() | DeltaUT | Proivides an estimates of DeltaUT1, the difference between UTC and UT1. DeltaUT1 = UT1 - UTC |
![]() | Dispose | Releases all resources owned by the AstroUtils component and readies it for disposal |
![]() | EventTimes | Function that returns a list of rise and set events of a particular type that occur on a particular day at a given latitude, longitude and time zone |
![]() | FormatJD | Returns a Julian date as a string formatted according to the supplied presentation format |
![]() | FormatMJD | Returns a modified Julian date as a string formatted acording to the supplied presentation format |
![]() | JulianDateTT | Current Julian date based on the terrestrial time (TT) time scale |
![]() | JulianDateUT1 | Current Julian date based on the UT1 time scale |
![]() | MJDToDate | Translates a modified Julian date to a date |
![]() | MJDToOADate | Translates a modified Julian date to a VB ole automation date, presented as a double |
![]() | MoonIllumination | Returns the fraction of the Moon's surface that is illuminated |
![]() | MoonPhase | Returns the Moon phase as an angle |
![]() | Range | Flexible routine to range a number into a given range between a lower and an higher bound. |
![]() | UnRefract | Computes atmospheric refraction in zenith distance. |