libnova
v 0.16.0
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Functions | |
double LIBNOVA_EXPORT | ln_get_dec_location (char *s) |
Obtains Latitude, Longitude, RA or Declination from a string. More... | |
const char LIBNOVA_EXPORT * | ln_get_humanr_location (double location) |
Obtains a human readable location in the form: ddºmm'ss.ss". More... | |
double LIBNOVA_EXPORT | ln_interpolate3 (double n, double y1, double y2, double y3) |
Calculate an intermediate value of the 3 arguments. More... | |
double LIBNOVA_EXPORT | ln_interpolate5 (double n, double y1, double y2, double y3, double y4, double y5) |
Calculate an intermediate value of the 5 arguments. More... | |
Misc functions.
double ln_get_dec_location | ( | char * | s | ) |
Obtains Latitude, Longitude, RA or Declination from a string.
s | Location string |
Obtains Latitude, Longitude, RA or Declination from a string.
If the last char is N/S doesn't accept more than 90 degrees. If it is E/W doesn't accept more than 180 degrees. If they are hours don't accept more than 24:00
Any position can be expressed as follows: (please use a 8 bits charset if you want to view the degrees separator char '0xba')
42.30.35,53 90º0'0,01 W 42º30'35.53 N 42º30'35.53S 42º30'N
42:30:35.53 S = -42º30'35.53"
90º0'0,01 N ERROR: +- 90º0'00.00" latitude limit
References ln_hms::minutes, and ln_hms::seconds.
const char * ln_get_humanr_location | ( | double | location | ) |
Obtains a human readable location in the form: ddºmm'ss.ss".
location | Location angle in degress |
Obtains a human readable location in the form: ddºmm'ss.ss"
double ln_interpolate3 | ( | double | n, |
double | y1, | ||
double | y2, | ||
double | y3 | ||
) |
Calculate an intermediate value of the 3 arguments.
n | Interpolation factor |
y1 | Argument 1 |
y2 | Argument 2 |
y3 | Argument 3 |
Calculate an intermediate value of the 3 arguments for the given interpolation factor.
double ln_interpolate5 | ( | double | n, |
double | y1, | ||
double | y2, | ||
double | y3, | ||
double | y4, | ||
double | y5 | ||
) |
Calculate an intermediate value of the 5 arguments.
n | Interpolation factor |
y1 | Argument 1 |
y2 | Argument 2 |
y3 | Argument 3 |
y4 | Argument 4 |
y5 | Argument 5 |
Calculate an intermediate value of the 5 arguments for the given interpolation factor.