Closed vincentneo closed 3 years ago
No bothering at all, things get improved when serious users ask questions. I'll have a look.
Ignore my previous comment (deleted). Turns out I did a static JulianDay somewhere else and the code I was playing with was using that while I thought the one using Date()
was the issue...
Guess its too late at night to work with codes 😅
Sorry to bother you again, but here's something I don't quite get. If I were to use the Paris coordinates from the example you gave, on its local time, rise, transit and set dates are of the same day.
However, if I were to try at Singapore or San Francisco coordinates as some examples, on their local time, either the rise or set date is off by one day. Is that supposed to be normal?
I opened this as a separate issue as it's not quite related with the previous one, I feel.
Here's the code I've tried: