Open TheNephilim88 opened 10 years ago
Seems to be a bug. For reproducibility (test code):
Location location = new Location(50.93311, 11.58336);
SolarEventCalculator calc = new SolarEventCalculator(location, "Europe/Berlin");
GregorianCalendar eventDate = new GregorianCalendar(2014, Calendar.JUNE, 21);
eventDate.setTimeZone(TimeZone.getTimeZone("Europe/Berlin"));
String actual = calc.computeSunsetTime(Zenith.OFFICIAL, eventDate);
System.out.println("mike-reedell=>" + actual); // 15:31
I could also verify that the day before and the day after produce correct times (21:31 and 21:32). And indeed, choosing the longitude 11.0 instead of 11.58336 also "solves" the problem.
Hello,
strangewise I get wrong results for sunset, set of civil blue hour on 21. june 2014 for the location 50.93311 - 11.58336.
Only on this day the *set times are miscalculated by 6 hours.
Usually sunset should be around 21:31, but it calculates 15:31 (for official zenith).
When I switch the "isSunRise"-param for the getLongitudeHour-function to "true" it calculates correctly - but I dont think that its a good idea to set isSunRise-param to true for sunset-values :D
Can anyone help fix the bug? Why does it only occur on this day and this location? If I use a location not far away from this, it calculates correctly.