This is the error I got before modifying almanac.py. Make sure you're using
the version of almanac.py you think you are.
I've attached the patched version I'm using.
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On Sun, Jan 20, 2019 at 9:29 AM Paul Bartholdi
wrote:
> Dear Thommas,
>
> Once more you impressed me a lot, such quick and
Dear Thommas,
Once more you impressed me a lot, such quick and well formed answer. Thanks.
Now I am afraid to say that there is still a buf, probably a typo or some
thing like that. I checked "my" additions in "extensions.py" and
"almanac.py" (and of course in "index.html.tmpl"), and believe
This will be handy provided it works, I have had a few extra stars that I
wanted to include in some reports. Some I have picked up by downloading the
latest stars.py from the pyephem repo but there are others that are not
included in pyephem. This gives me a suitable way to add them.
Gary
On
This is a good question, and it took me a while to figure out how to work
around the limitations of pyephem. Try this:
1. Put the following in user/extensions.py:
import ephem
eros = ephem.readdb("433
Hi,
I nodified a few years ago the "Standard/index.html.tmpl" to print the main
solar systems objects (sun, moon, Jupiter...).
Now I want to pint the same informations but for the minor planet Eros that
pass very (very relative!) the earth in the few next days.
This implies adding the python
