- May 26, 2018
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Luc Maisonobe authored
- May 25, 2018
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Luc Maisonobe authored
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Luc Maisonobe authored
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Luc Maisonobe authored
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Luc Maisonobe authored
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Luc Maisonobe authored
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Luc Maisonobe authored
Thanks to Hank Grabowski.
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Luc Maisonobe authored
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Luc Maisonobe authored
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Luc Maisonobe authored
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Luc Maisonobe authored
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Luc Maisonobe authored
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Luc Maisonobe authored
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Luc Maisonobe authored
Fixes issue #366.
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- May 24, 2018
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Evan Ward authored
Previously EventHandler.init() was not called. Now it is called by AbstractDetector.init() and similarly for Fields. Added a test case. Fixes #471
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- May 23, 2018
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Evan Ward authored
Allow an OrekitException to be thrown from EventHandler.init() like the other methods.
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Luc Maisonobe authored
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Luc Maisonobe authored
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Luc Maisonobe authored
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Luc Maisonobe authored
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Luc Maisonobe authored
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Luc Maisonobe authored
Fixes issue #352.
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Luc Maisonobe authored
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Luc Maisonobe authored
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Luc Maisonobe authored
Fixes issue #398.
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Luc Maisonobe authored
Fixes issue #411.
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Luc Maisonobe authored
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Luc Maisonobe authored
Fixes issue #462.
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- May 21, 2018
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Luc Maisonobe authored
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Luc Maisonobe authored
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Luc Maisonobe authored
There is still a problem when the Sun crosses the orbital plane during a noon/midnight turn. This case is rare but does happen. This needs to be investigated further.
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Luc Maisonobe authored
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Luc Maisonobe authored
The tests almost all work, except for beta crossing cases in Galileo and GPS.
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Luc Maisonobe authored
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Luc Maisonobe authored
The reference fortran program computes the eclipse times from the first call within eclipse, and reuses this in subsequent calls. Orekit design choice is to avoid stateful attitude modes, so we redo the computation on each call, which is not problem since the computation are very lightweight. So we cleared the fortran arrays while generating the reference data.
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- May 20, 2018
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Luc Maisonobe authored
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Luc Maisonobe authored
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Luc Maisonobe authored
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