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# -*- coding: UTF-8 -*-

from sweastrology import *

SE_JUL_CAL = 0
SE_GREG_CAL = 1

#planet numbers for the ipl parameter in swe_calc()
SE_ECL_NUT = -1      

SE_SUN = 0       
SE_MOON = 1       
SE_MERCURY = 2       
SE_VENUS = 3       
SE_MARS = 4       
SE_JUPITER = 5       
SE_SATURN = 6       
SE_URANUS = 7       
SE_NEPTUNE = 8       
SE_PLUTO = 9       
SE_MEAN_NODE = 10      
SE_TRUE_NODE = 11
SE_MEAN_APOG = 12      
SE_OSCU_APOG = 13    
SE_EARTH = 14      
SE_CHIRON = 15      
SE_PHOLUS = 16      
SE_CERES = 17      
SE_PALLAS = 18      
SE_JUNO = 19      
SE_VESTA = 20      
SE_INTP_APOG = 21      
SE_INTP_PERG = 22    

SE_NPLANETS = 23      

SE_AST_OFFSET = 10000
SE_VARUNA = (SE_AST_OFFSET + 20000)

SE_FICT_OFFSET = 40
SE_FICT_OFFSET_1 = 39
SE_FICT_MAX = 999 
SE_NFICT_ELEM = 15

SE_COMET_OFFSET = 1000

SE_NALL_NAT_POINTS = (SE_NPLANETS + SE_NFICT_ELEM)

# Hamburger or Uranian "planets"
SE_CUPIDO = 40
SE_HADES = 41
SE_ZEUS = 42
SE_KRONOS = 43
SE_APOLLON = 44
SE_ADMETOS = 45
SE_VULKANUS = 46
SE_POSEIDON = 47
# other fictitious bodies
SE_ISIS  = 48
SE_NIBIRU = 49
SE_HARRINGTON = 50
SE_NEPTUNE_LEVERRIER = 51
SE_NEPTUNE_ADAMS = 52
SE_PLUTO_LOWELL = 53
SE_PLUTO_PICKERING = 54
SE_VULCAN = 55
SE_WHITE_MOON = 56
SE_PROSERPINA = 57
SE_WALDEMATH = 58

SE_FIXSTAR = -10

SE_ASC = 0
SE_MC = 1
SE_ARMC = 2
SE_VERTEX = 3
SE_EQUASC = 4	# "equatorial ascendant"
SE_COASC1 = 5	# "co-ascendant" (<NAME>)
SE_COASC2 = 6	# "co-ascendant" (<NAME>y)
SE_POLASC = 7	# "polar ascendant" (M. Munkasey)
SE_NASCMC = 8


# flag bits for parameter iflag in function swe_calc()
# The flag bits are defined in such a way that iflag = 0 delivers what one
# usually wants:
#    - the default ephemeris (SWISS EPHEMERIS) is used,
#    - apparent geocentric positions referring to the true equinox of date
#      are returned.
# If not only coordinates, but also speed values are required, use 
# flag = SEFLG_SPEED.
#
# The 'L' behind the number indicates that 32-bit integers (Long) are used.

SEFLG_JPLEPH = 1       # use JPL ephemeris
SEFLG_SWIEPH = 2       # use SWISSEPH ephemeris
SEFLG_MOSEPH = 4       # use Moshier ephemeris

SEFLG_HELCTR = 8  		# return heliocentric position
SEFLG_TRUEPOS = 16 		# return true positions, not apparent
SEFLG_J2000 = 32     		# no precession, i.e. give J2000 equinox
SEFLG_NONUT = 64     		# no nutation, i.e. mean equinox of date
SEFLG_SPEED3 = 128     # speed from 3 positions (do not use it, SEFLG_SPEED is faster and more precise.)
SEFLG_SPEED = 256     	# high precision speed
SEFLG_NOGDEFL = 512     # turn off gravitational deflection
SEFLG_NOABERR =1024    # turn off 'annual' aberration of light
SEFLG_EQUATORIAL = (2*1024)    # equatorial positions are wanted
SEFLG_XYZ = (4*1024)    # cartesian, not polar, coordinates
SEFLG_RADIANS = (8*1024)    # coordinates in radians, not degrees
SEFLG_BARYCTR = (16*1024)   # barycentric positions
SEFLG_TOPOCTR = (32*1024)   # topocentric positions
SEFLG_SIDEREAL = (64*1024)   # sidereal positions
SEFLG_ICRS = (128*1024)  # ICRS (DE406 reference frame)

SE_SIDBITS = 256
# for projection onto ecliptic of t0
SE_SIDBIT_ECL_T0 = 256
# for projection onto solar system plane 
SE_SIDBIT_SSY_PLANE = 512

# sidereal modes (ayanamsas)
SE_SIDM_FAGAN_BRADLEY    = 0
SE_SIDM_LAHIRI           = 1
SE_SIDM_DELUCE           = 2
SE_SIDM_RAMAN            = 3
SE_SIDM_USHASHASHI       = 4
SE_SIDM_KRISHNAMURTI     = 5
SE_SIDM_DJWHAL_KHUL      = 6
SE_SIDM_YUKTESHWAR       = 7
SE_SIDM_JN_BHASIN        = 8
SE_SIDM_BABYL_KUGLER1    = 9
SE_SIDM_BABYL_KUGLER2   = 10
SE_SIDM_BABYL_KUGLER3   = 11
SE_SIDM_BABYL_HUBER    	= 12
SE_SIDM_BABYL_ETPSC    	= 13
SE_SIDM_ALDEBARAN_15TAU = 14
SE_SIDM_HIPPARCHOS      = 15
SE_SIDM_SASSANIAN       = 16
SE_SIDM_GALCENT_0SAG    = 17
SE_SIDM_J2000           = 18
SE_SIDM_J1900           = 19
SE_SIDM_B1950           = 20
SE_SIDM_USER            = 255

SE_NSIDM_PREDEF	  	    = 21

# used for swe_nod_aps():
SE_NODBIT_MEAN		= 1   # mean nodes/apsides
SE_NODBIT_OSCU		= 2   # osculating nodes/apsides
SE_NODBIT_OSCU_BAR	= 4   # same, but motion about solar system barycenter is considered
SE_NODBIT_FOPOINT	= 256 # focal point of orbit instead of aphelion

# default ephemeris used when no ephemeris flagbit is set
SEFLG_DEFAULTEPH = SEFLG_SWIEPH

SE_MAX_STNAME		= 20	# maximum size of fixstar name; the parameter star in swe_fixstar must allow twice this space for the returned star name.

# defines for eclipse computations

SE_ECL_CENTRAL		= 1
SE_ECL_NONCENTRAL	= 2
SE_ECL_TOTAL		= 4
SE_ECL_ANNULAR		= 8
SE_ECL_PARTIAL		= 16
SE_ECL_ANNULAR_TOTAL	= 32
SE_ECL_PENUMBRAL	= 64
SE_ECL_ALLTYPES_SOLAR = (SE_ECL_CENTRAL|SE_ECL_NONCENTRAL|SE_ECL_TOTAL|SE_ECL_ANNULAR|SE_ECL_PARTIAL|SE_ECL_ANNULAR_TOTAL)
SE_ECL_ALLTYPES_LUNAR = (SE_ECL_TOTAL|SE_ECL_PARTIAL|SE_ECL_PENUMBRAL)
SE_ECL_VISIBLE		= 128
SE_ECL_MAX_VISIBLE	= 256
SE_ECL_1ST_VISIBLE	= 512
SE_ECL_2ND_VISIBLE	= 1024
SE_ECL_3RD_VISIBLE	= 2048
SE_ECL_4TH_VISIBLE	= 4096
SE_ECL_ONE_TRY		= (32*1024) 
# check if the next conjunction of the moon with a planet is an occultation; don't search further

# for swe_rise_transit()
SE_CALC_RISE		= 1
SE_CALC_SET			= 2
SE_CALC_MTRANSIT	= 4
SE_CALC_ITRANSIT	= 8
SE_BIT_DISC_CENTER  = 256 # to be or'ed to SE_CALC_RISE/SET if rise or set of disc center is required
SE_BIT_NO_REFRACTION = 512 # to be or'ed to SE_CALC_RISE/SET, if refraction is not to be considered
SE_BIT_CIVIL_TWILIGHT = 1024 # to be or'ed to SE_CALC_RISE/SET
SE_BIT_NAUTIC_TWILIGHT = 2048 # to be or'ed to SE_CALC_RISE/SET
SE_BIT_ASTRO_TWILIGHT  = 4096 # to be or'ed to SE_CALC_RISE/SET

# for swe_azalt() and swe_azalt_rev()
SE_ECL2HOR		= 0
SE_EQU2HOR		= 1
SE_HOR2ECL		= 0
SE_HOR2EQU		= 1

# for swe_refrac()
SE_TRUE_TO_APP	= 0
SE_APP_TO_TRUE	= 1


# only used for experimenting with various JPL ephemeris files which are available at Astrodienst's internal network

SE_DE_NUMBER    = 406
SE_FNAME_DE200  = "de200.eph"
SE_FNAME_DE403  = "de403.eph"
SE_FNAME_DE404  = "de404.eph"
SE_FNAME_DE405  = "de405.eph"
SE_FNAME_DE406  = "de406.eph"
SE_FNAME_DFT    = SE_FNAME_DE406
SE_STARFILE     = "fixstars.cat"
SE_ASTNAMFILE   = "seasnam.txt"
SE_FICTFILE     = "seorbel.txt"

# ephemeris path
# this defines where ephemeris files are expected if the function
# swe_set_ephe_path() is not called by the application.
# Normally, every application should make this call to define its
# own place for the ephemeris files.
SE_EPHE_PATH    = "./Ephem/"
			# At Astrodienst, we maintain two ephemeris areas for the thousands of asteroid files: the short files in /users/ephe/ast*, the long file in /users/ephe2/ast*. 

# defines for function swe_split_deg() (in swephlib.c)
SE_SPLIT_DEG_ROUND_SEC = 1
SE_SPLIT_DEG_ROUND_MIN = 2
SE_SPLIT_DEG_ROUND_DEG = 4
SE_SPLIT_DEG_ZODIACAL = 8
SE_SPLIT_DEG_KEEP_SIGN = 16 # don't round to next sign, e.g. 29.9999999 will be rounded to 29d59m59s (or 29d59m or 29d)
SE_SPLIT_DEG_KEEP_DEG    = 32 # don't round to next degree e.g. 13.9999999 will be rounded to 13d59m59s (or 13d59m or 13d)

# for heliacal functions
SE_HELIACAL_RISING = 1
SE_HELIACAL_SETTING	= 2
SE_MORNING_FIRST = SE_HELIACAL_RISING
SE_EVENING_LAST = SE_HELIACAL_SETTING
SE_EVENING_FIRST = 3
SE_MORNING_LAST = 4
SE_ACRONYCHAL_RISING = 5 # still not implemented
SE_COSMICAL_SETTING	= 6 # still not implemented
SE_ACRONYCHAL_SETTING = SE_COSMICAL_SETTING

SE_HELFLAG_LONG_SEARCH = 128
SE_HELFLAG_HIGH_PRECISION =	256
SE_HELFLAG_OPTICAL_PARAMS =	512
SE_HELFLAG_NO_DETAILS =	1024
SE_HELFLAG_AVKIND_VR = 2048
SE_HELFLAG_AVKIND_PTO =	4096
SE_HELFLAG_AVKIND_MIN7 = 8192
SE_HELFLAG_AVKIND_MIN9 = 16384
SE_HELFLAG_AVKIND = (SE_HELFLAG_AVKIND_VR|SE_HELFLAG_AVKIND_PTO|SE_HELFLAG_AVKIND_MIN7|SE_HELFLAG_AVKIND_MIN9)
TJD_INVALID	= 99999999.0
SIMULATE_VICTORVB = 1

SE_PHOTOPIC_FLAG = 0
SE_SCOTOPIC_FLAG = 1
SE_MIXEDOPIC_FLAG =	2






# -*- coding: UTF-8 -*-

from sweastrology import *

SE_JUL_CAL = 0
SE_GREG_CAL = 1

#planet numbers for the ipl parameter in swe_calc()
SE_ECL_NUT = -1      

SE_SUN = 0       
SE_MOON = 1       
SE_MERCURY = 2       
SE_VENUS = 3       
SE_MARS = 4       
SE_JUPITER = 5       
SE_SATURN = 6       
SE_URANUS = 7       
SE_NEPTUNE = 8       
SE_PLUTO = 9       
SE_MEAN_NODE = 10      
SE_TRUE_NODE = 11
SE_MEAN_APOG = 12      
SE_OSCU_APOG = 13    
SE_EARTH = 14      
SE_CHIRON = 15      
SE_PHOLUS = 16      
SE_CERES = 17      
SE_PALLAS = 18      
SE_JUNO = 19      
SE_VESTA = 20      
SE_INTP_APOG = 21      
SE_INTP_PERG = 22    

SE_NPLANETS = 23      

SE_AST_OFFSET = 10000
SE_VARUNA = (SE_AST_OFFSET + 20000)

SE_FICT_OFFSET = 40
SE_FICT_OFFSET_1 = 39
SE_FICT_MAX = 999 
SE_NFICT_ELEM = 15

SE_COMET_OFFSET = 1000

SE_NALL_NAT_POINTS = (SE_NPLANETS + SE_NFICT_ELEM)

# Hamburger or Uranian "planets"
SE_CUPIDO = 40
SE_HADES = 41
SE_ZEUS = 42
SE_KRONOS = 43
SE_APOLLON = 44
SE_ADMETOS = 45
SE_VULKANUS = 46
SE_POSEIDON = 47
# other fictitious bodies
SE_ISIS  = 48
SE_NIBIRU = 49
SE_HARRINGTON = 50
SE_NEPTUNE_LEVERRIER = 51
SE_NEPTUNE_ADAMS = 52
SE_PLUTO_LOWELL = 53
SE_PLUTO_PICKERING = 54
SE_VULCAN = 55
SE_WHITE_MOON = 56
SE_PROSERPINA = 57
SE_WALDEMATH = 58

SE_FIXSTAR = -10

SE_ASC = 0
SE_MC = 1
SE_ARMC = 2
SE_VERTEX = 3
SE_EQUASC = 4	# "equatorial ascendant"
SE_COASC1 = 5	# "co-ascendant" (<NAME>)
SE_COASC2 = 6	# "co-ascendant" (<NAME>y)
SE_POLASC = 7	# "polar ascendant" (M. Munkasey)
SE_NASCMC = 8


# flag bits for parameter iflag in function swe_calc()
# The flag bits are defined in such a way that iflag = 0 delivers what one
# usually wants:
#    - the default ephemeris (SWISS EPHEMERIS) is used,
#    - apparent geocentric positions referring to the true equinox of date
#      are returned.
# If not only coordinates, but also speed values are required, use 
# flag = SEFLG_SPEED.
#
# The 'L' behind the number indicates that 32-bit integers (Long) are used.

SEFLG_JPLEPH = 1       # use JPL ephemeris
SEFLG_SWIEPH = 2       # use SWISSEPH ephemeris
SEFLG_MOSEPH = 4       # use Moshier ephemeris

SEFLG_HELCTR = 8  		# return heliocentric position
SEFLG_TRUEPOS = 16 		# return true positions, not apparent
SEFLG_J2000 = 32     		# no precession, i.e. give J2000 equinox
SEFLG_NONUT = 64     		# no nutation, i.e. mean equinox of date
SEFLG_SPEED3 = 128     # speed from 3 positions (do not use it, SEFLG_SPEED is faster and more precise.)
SEFLG_SPEED = 256     	# high precision speed
SEFLG_NOGDEFL = 512     # turn off gravitational deflection
SEFLG_NOABERR =1024    # turn off 'annual' aberration of light
SEFLG_EQUATORIAL = (2*1024)    # equatorial positions are wanted
SEFLG_XYZ = (4*1024)    # cartesian, not polar, coordinates
SEFLG_RADIANS = (8*1024)    # coordinates in radians, not degrees
SEFLG_BARYCTR = (16*1024)   # barycentric positions
SEFLG_TOPOCTR = (32*1024)   # topocentric positions
SEFLG_SIDEREAL = (64*1024)   # sidereal positions
SEFLG_ICRS = (128*1024)  # ICRS (DE406 reference frame)

SE_SIDBITS = 256
# for projection onto ecliptic of t0
SE_SIDBIT_ECL_T0 = 256
# for projection onto solar system plane 
SE_SIDBIT_SSY_PLANE = 512

# sidereal modes (ayanamsas)
SE_SIDM_FAGAN_BRADLEY    = 0
SE_SIDM_LAHIRI           = 1
SE_SIDM_DELUCE           = 2
SE_SIDM_RAMAN            = 3
SE_SIDM_USHASHASHI       = 4
SE_SIDM_KRISHNAMURTI     = 5
SE_SIDM_DJWHAL_KHUL      = 6
SE_SIDM_YUKTESHWAR       = 7
SE_SIDM_JN_BHASIN        = 8
SE_SIDM_BABYL_KUGLER1    = 9
SE_SIDM_BABYL_KUGLER2   = 10
SE_SIDM_BABYL_KUGLER3   = 11
SE_SIDM_BABYL_HUBER    	= 12
SE_SIDM_BABYL_ETPSC    	= 13
SE_SIDM_ALDEBARAN_15TAU = 14
SE_SIDM_HIPPARCHOS      = 15
SE_SIDM_SASSANIAN       = 16
SE_SIDM_GALCENT_0SAG    = 17
SE_SIDM_J2000           = 18
SE_SIDM_J1900           = 19
SE_SIDM_B1950           = 20
SE_SIDM_USER            = 255

SE_NSIDM_PREDEF	  	    = 21

# used for swe_nod_aps():
SE_NODBIT_MEAN		= 1   # mean nodes/apsides
SE_NODBIT_OSCU		= 2   # osculating nodes/apsides
SE_NODBIT_OSCU_BAR	= 4   # same, but motion about solar system barycenter is considered
SE_NODBIT_FOPOINT	= 256 # focal point of orbit instead of aphelion

# default ephemeris used when no ephemeris flagbit is set
SEFLG_DEFAULTEPH = SEFLG_SWIEPH

SE_MAX_STNAME		= 20	# maximum size of fixstar name; the parameter star in swe_fixstar must allow twice this space for the returned star name.

# defines for eclipse computations

SE_ECL_CENTRAL		= 1
SE_ECL_NONCENTRAL	= 2
SE_ECL_TOTAL		= 4
SE_ECL_ANNULAR		= 8
SE_ECL_PARTIAL		= 16
SE_ECL_ANNULAR_TOTAL	= 32
SE_ECL_PENUMBRAL	= 64
SE_ECL_ALLTYPES_SOLAR = (SE_ECL_CENTRAL|SE_ECL_NONCENTRAL|SE_ECL_TOTAL|SE_ECL_ANNULAR|SE_ECL_PARTIAL|SE_ECL_ANNULAR_TOTAL)
SE_ECL_ALLTYPES_LUNAR = (SE_ECL_TOTAL|SE_ECL_PARTIAL|SE_ECL_PENUMBRAL)
SE_ECL_VISIBLE		= 128
SE_ECL_MAX_VISIBLE	= 256
SE_ECL_1ST_VISIBLE	= 512
SE_ECL_2ND_VISIBLE	= 1024
SE_ECL_3RD_VISIBLE	= 2048
SE_ECL_4TH_VISIBLE	= 4096
SE_ECL_ONE_TRY		= (32*1024) 
# check if the next conjunction of the moon with a planet is an occultation; don't search further

# for swe_rise_transit()
SE_CALC_RISE		= 1
SE_CALC_SET			= 2
SE_CALC_MTRANSIT	= 4
SE_CALC_ITRANSIT	= 8
SE_BIT_DISC_CENTER  = 256 # to be or'ed to SE_CALC_RISE/SET if rise or set of disc center is required
SE_BIT_NO_REFRACTION = 512 # to be or'ed to SE_CALC_RISE/SET, if refraction is not to be considered
SE_BIT_CIVIL_TWILIGHT = 1024 # to be or'ed to SE_CALC_RISE/SET
SE_BIT_NAUTIC_TWILIGHT = 2048 # to be or'ed to SE_CALC_RISE/SET
SE_BIT_ASTRO_TWILIGHT  = 4096 # to be or'ed to SE_CALC_RISE/SET

# for swe_azalt() and swe_azalt_rev()
SE_ECL2HOR		= 0
SE_EQU2HOR		= 1
SE_HOR2ECL		= 0
SE_HOR2EQU		= 1

# for swe_refrac()
SE_TRUE_TO_APP	= 0
SE_APP_TO_TRUE	= 1


# only used for experimenting with various JPL ephemeris files which are available at Astrodienst's internal network

SE_DE_NUMBER    = 406
SE_FNAME_DE200  = "de200.eph"
SE_FNAME_DE403  = "de403.eph"
SE_FNAME_DE404  = "de404.eph"
SE_FNAME_DE405  = "de405.eph"
SE_FNAME_DE406  = "de406.eph"
SE_FNAME_DFT    = SE_FNAME_DE406
SE_STARFILE     = "fixstars.cat"
SE_ASTNAMFILE   = "seasnam.txt"
SE_FICTFILE     = "seorbel.txt"

# ephemeris path
# this defines where ephemeris files are expected if the function
# swe_set_ephe_path() is not called by the application.
# Normally, every application should make this call to define its
# own place for the ephemeris files.
SE_EPHE_PATH    = "./Ephem/"
			# At Astrodienst, we maintain two ephemeris areas for the thousands of asteroid files: the short files in /users/ephe/ast*, the long file in /users/ephe2/ast*. 

# defines for function swe_split_deg() (in swephlib.c)
SE_SPLIT_DEG_ROUND_SEC = 1
SE_SPLIT_DEG_ROUND_MIN = 2
SE_SPLIT_DEG_ROUND_DEG = 4
SE_SPLIT_DEG_ZODIACAL = 8
SE_SPLIT_DEG_KEEP_SIGN = 16 # don't round to next sign, e.g. 29.9999999 will be rounded to 29d59m59s (or 29d59m or 29d)
SE_SPLIT_DEG_KEEP_DEG    = 32 # don't round to next degree e.g. 13.9999999 will be rounded to 13d59m59s (or 13d59m or 13d)

# for heliacal functions
SE_HELIACAL_RISING = 1
SE_HELIACAL_SETTING	= 2
SE_MORNING_FIRST = SE_HELIACAL_RISING
SE_EVENING_LAST = SE_HELIACAL_SETTING
SE_EVENING_FIRST = 3
SE_MORNING_LAST = 4
SE_ACRONYCHAL_RISING = 5 # still not implemented
SE_COSMICAL_SETTING	= 6 # still not implemented
SE_ACRONYCHAL_SETTING = SE_COSMICAL_SETTING

SE_HELFLAG_LONG_SEARCH = 128
SE_HELFLAG_HIGH_PRECISION =	256
SE_HELFLAG_OPTICAL_PARAMS =	512
SE_HELFLAG_NO_DETAILS =	1024
SE_HELFLAG_AVKIND_VR = 2048
SE_HELFLAG_AVKIND_PTO =	4096
SE_HELFLAG_AVKIND_MIN7 = 8192
SE_HELFLAG_AVKIND_MIN9 = 16384
SE_HELFLAG_AVKIND = (SE_HELFLAG_AVKIND_VR|SE_HELFLAG_AVKIND_PTO|SE_HELFLAG_AVKIND_MIN7|SE_HELFLAG_AVKIND_MIN9)
TJD_INVALID	= 99999999.0
SIMULATE_VICTORVB = 1

SE_PHOTOPIC_FLAG = 0
SE_SCOTOPIC_FLAG = 1
SE_MIXEDOPIC_FLAG =	2
# -*- coding: UTF-8 -*- #planet numbers for the ipl parameter in swe_calc() # Hamburger or Uranian "planets" # other fictitious bodies # "equatorial ascendant" # "co-ascendant" (<NAME>) # "co-ascendant" (<NAME>y) # "polar ascendant" (M. Munkasey) # flag bits for parameter iflag in function swe_calc() # The flag bits are defined in such a way that iflag = 0 delivers what one # usually wants: #    - the default ephemeris (SWISS EPHEMERIS) is used, #    - apparent geocentric positions referring to the true equinox of date #      are returned. # If not only coordinates, but also speed values are required, use # flag = SEFLG_SPEED. # # The 'L' behind the number indicates that 32-bit integers (Long) are used. # use JPL ephemeris # use SWISSEPH ephemeris # use Moshier ephemeris # return heliocentric position # return true positions, not apparent # no precession, i.e. give J2000 equinox # no nutation, i.e. mean equinox of date # speed from 3 positions (do not use it, SEFLG_SPEED is faster and more precise.) # high precision speed # turn off gravitational deflection # turn off 'annual' aberration of light # equatorial positions are wanted # cartesian, not polar, coordinates # coordinates in radians, not degrees # barycentric positions # topocentric positions # sidereal positions # ICRS (DE406 reference frame) # for projection onto ecliptic of t0 # for projection onto solar system plane # sidereal modes (ayanamsas) # used for swe_nod_aps(): # mean nodes/apsides # osculating nodes/apsides # same, but motion about solar system barycenter is considered # focal point of orbit instead of aphelion # default ephemeris used when no ephemeris flagbit is set # maximum size of fixstar name; the parameter star in swe_fixstar must allow twice this space for the returned star name. # defines for eclipse computations # check if the next conjunction of the moon with a planet is an occultation; don't search further # for swe_rise_transit() # to be or'ed to SE_CALC_RISE/SET if rise or set of disc center is required # to be or'ed to SE_CALC_RISE/SET, if refraction is not to be considered # to be or'ed to SE_CALC_RISE/SET # to be or'ed to SE_CALC_RISE/SET # to be or'ed to SE_CALC_RISE/SET # for swe_azalt() and swe_azalt_rev() # for swe_refrac() # only used for experimenting with various JPL ephemeris files which are available at Astrodienst's internal network # ephemeris path # this defines where ephemeris files are expected if the function # swe_set_ephe_path() is not called by the application. # Normally, every application should make this call to define its # own place for the ephemeris files. # At Astrodienst, we maintain two ephemeris areas for the thousands of asteroid files: the short files in /users/ephe/ast*, the long file in /users/ephe2/ast*. # defines for function swe_split_deg() (in swephlib.c) # don't round to next sign, e.g. 29.9999999 will be rounded to 29d59m59s (or 29d59m or 29d) # don't round to next degree e.g. 13.9999999 will be rounded to 13d59m59s (or 13d59m or 13d) # for heliacal functions # still not implemented # still not implemented