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There are two problems here:
1) For some reason, Alos wasn't coming up, neither on ZmanimBot nor on
KosherJava's
map page. I emailed Mr. KosherJava (whose name shouldn't appear in public
forums such
as this) but he didn't get back to me yet. There's nothing else we can really do
about it.
2) ZmanimMessageParser.getZmanim() is coded in such a way that if one zman
returns an
error (in this case, getZman() returns null and therefore we get a
NullPointerException) the whole thing doesn't work. We need a way to limit the
effect
of individual errors - if only one zman is throwing an exception, everything
else
should still work. The truth is, more broadly, we need to make error messages
more
specific - if we can't find a location, ZmanimBot.getLocation() should throw a
LocationError, if we can't calculate a Zman we should get a ZmanimError, and
these
differences should be reflected back to the user.
Original comment by mkopinsky
on 7 Jul 2009 at 4:18
Regarding point #1 above:
Eliyahu Hershfeld (whose name can now appear online) wrote:
Are you referring to a few N/A entries? At the end of June this would have been
worse
than it is today. The farther North you go, the greater the probability that a
dip
below the horizon will not happen in the summer. In the arctic circle the sun
never
sets in teh summer at all, but while it will set below the arctic circle, it
will not
go far below the horizon. the closer you are to the arctic, the less the
maximum dip
below the horizon will be. Let me know if this clarifies the situation.
Point #2 is still true, and we should fix that when we can.
Original comment by mkopinsky
on 23 Jul 2009 at 7:25
Original comment by mkopinsky
on 27 Jul 2009 at 8:30
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
liron.ko...@gmail.com
on 7 Jul 2009 at 1:45