Threaded Mode | Linear Mode

Marcel · (This post was last modified: 09-19-2017 01:19 PM by Marcel.)

Hi Salvo!

In fact I will be ready for the next evolution of the Ti-Nspire (maybe in a six months for the next year?). I call it AstroLab_5 because the calculator is not the same but the functions are the same. I change the input (less {}), and I have ad some option for the control of the summer time for the output in seasons (equinoxe and solstice on Prime) and phases_moon. This time the user must input this: seasons({2017,9,19.3},1) where the second argument is 0 or 1 and control the output (regardless the choice at initialisation). A zero will output time in UT and Normal Time and a 1 will output in UT and Local Time (with summer time!).

The Ti-Nspire have no clock so the ListNow function is not the same. The user have to input the time but in the future, it will be the same. I will wait the next Ti-Nspire for the graphical output (Solar system, Jupiter satellites and Moon illumination). The functions are here but the output is only numbers.

AstroLab_5.5 will be the complete application, for now, AstroLab_5 is only the kernel.

Marcel