[Remind-Fans] Sun info & day|night times

B. William sector11sr71 at gmail.com
Mon Oct 12 13:38:16 EDT 2020


OK, I made the changed in the ".reminders_moonsun" file:

SET $LatDeg 58
SET $LatMin 25
SET $LatSec 18

SET $LongDeg -34
SET $LongMin -37
SET $LongSec -55
FSET tomins(t) (hour(t) * 60) + minute(t)
FSET frommins(i) time(i / 60, i % 60)
FSET noon_solar(dt) sunrise(dt) + (sunset(dt)-sunrise(dt)) / 2
MSG -----
MSG Sun Rise: [sunrise()]   Set: [sunset()]
MSG    Solar noon: [noon_solar($T)]
FSET _light_len(date) MAX(SUNSET(date)-SUNRISE(date), 0)
FSET _dark_len(date) 1440-_light_len(date)
MSG  Daylight: [_light_len($T)] Minutes
MSG Moonlight: [_dark_len($T)] Minutes

What I see from that is:
-----
Sun Rise: 01:11   Set: 11.43
   Solar noon: 06:27
 Daylight: 632 Minutes
Moonlight: 808 Minutes

Something not right.
I got my lat/long info from Google maps.
I'm not the brightest bulb in the room.

Not even looking at dawn() or dusk() yet.





On Mon, 12 Oct 2020 at 11:51, Dianne Skoll via Remind-fans <
remind-fans at lists.skoll.ca> wrote:

> The following statements:
>
> > ## Western  #### RANDOM PICK ON GOOGLE MAP
> > SET LatDeg(58) ## -58.421753 58°25'18.3"W
> > SET LatMin(25)
> > SET LatSec(18.3)
> > ## Southern
> > SET LongDeg(-34)  ## -34.632117 34°37'55.6"S
> > SET LongMin(-37)
> > SET LongSec(-55.6)
>
> ... have no effect.  Or at least, not the *desired* effect.  Instead use:
>
> SET $LatDeg 58
> SET $LatMin 25
> SET $LatSec 18
>
> SET $LongDeg -34
> SET $LongMin -37
> SER $LongSec -55
>
> Note the "$".  Note also that Remind does not support floating point.
> Saying SET LongSec(-55.6) should have given a syntax error.
>
> > ##  SUN STUFF ##
> > SET sunrise(date)
> > SET sunset(date)
> > SET dusk(date)
> > SET dawn(date)
> > SET sunrise(date)
> > SET sunset(date)
>
> The above statements are not only unnecessary, but I'm surprised they
> don't throw a whole lot of errors.
>
> > FSET noon_solar(dt) frommins(( \tomins(sunrise(dt)) + tomins(sunset(dt))
> \) / 2)
>
> Better to use:
>
> FSET noon_solar(dt) sunrise(dt) + (sunset(dt)-sunrise(dt)) / 2
>
> Regards,
>
> Dianne.
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