Uses of Class
net.grelf.astro.Epoch

Packages that use Epoch
net.grelf.astro This package contains Java classes for astronomical applications. 
 

Uses of Epoch in net.grelf.astro
 

Fields in net.grelf.astro declared as Epoch
protected  Epoch StarChartLoader.equinox
           
static Epoch Epoch.J2000
           
 

Methods in net.grelf.astro that return Epoch
 Epoch Epoch.clone()
          Returns a new Epoch object with the same data.
 Epoch SkyPoint.getEpoch()
          Deprecated. 
 Epoch SkyPoint.getEquinox()
           
 Epoch StarChartLoader.getEquinox()
           
 

Methods in net.grelf.astro with parameters of type Epoch
 void Star.changeEpoch(Epoch newEquinox, JulianDate newEpoch)
          This adjusts the fields of the current object to the given new equinox (eg, J2000) and epoch (eg, JD now) by first applying proper motion for the new epoch and then calling SkyPoint.changeEpoch (equinox) on the resulting position.
 void SkyPoint.changeEquinox(Epoch newEquinox)
          This adjusts the fields of the current object to the given new epoch, high accuracy version.
 void SkyPoint.changeEquinoxLowAccuracy(Epoch newEquinox)
          This adjusts the fields of the current object to the given new equinox, low accuracy version.
protected  SkyPoint Star.measureTargetBlob(java.util.List<BlobMeas> refBlobs, BlobMeas targetMeas, Epoch epoch, MeasuredValue degreesPerPixel)
           
protected  SkyPoint Star.measureTargetBlob2(java.util.List<BlobMeas> refBlobs, BlobMeas targetMeas, Epoch epoch, MeasuredValue degreesPerPixel)
           
 

Constructors in net.grelf.astro with parameters of type Epoch
SkyPoint(RA ra, Dec dec, Epoch equinox)
           
Star(java.lang.String commonId, java.lang.String hipparcosId, java.lang.String tychoId, RA ra, Dec dec, Epoch epoch, Magnitude magnitude, Variability variability)
          Generally two of the ids passed in will be expected to be null; they may get set after construction.
Star(java.lang.String commonId, java.lang.String hipparcosId, java.lang.String tychoId, RA ra, Dec dec, Epoch epoch, Magnitude magnitude, Variability variability, double xdd, double zdd)
          Generally two of the ids passed in will be expected to be null.
Star(java.lang.String commonId, java.lang.String hipparcosId, java.lang.String tychoId, RA ra, Dec dec, Epoch epoch, Magnitude magnitude, Variability variability, ProperMotion pm)
          Generally two of the ids passed in will be expected to be null; they may get set after construction.
Star(java.lang.String commonId, java.lang.String hipparcosId, java.lang.String tychoId, RA ra, Dec dec, Epoch epoch, Magnitude magnitude, Variability variability, ProperMotion pm, double xdd, double zdd)
          Generally two of the ids passed in will be expected to be null.
StarChart(java.lang.String title, RA ra, Dec dec, Epoch equinox, JulianDate epoch, double fieldWidthDegrees, boolean showVariables, boolean showChartCentre, StarChartSource source)
          If the title is null then one is constructed from the data (so many degrees around position).
StarChart(java.lang.String title, RA ra, Dec dec, Epoch equinox, JulianDate epoch, double fieldWidthDegrees, StarChartSource source)
          Use this constructor if you always want to mark variable stars and the chart centre.