Description
As an alternative to inputting a date string, we provide the option of inputting time directly in our internal units of julian day number and minutes after midnight, in TDT time. The JulianDay is the whole number corresponding to midnight of a given day, and the minutes after midnight must be converted to TDT.
The defaults are 0 for JulianDay and 0.0 for MinutesAfterMidnight.
Thus, to input a date of 06 Jun 2002 00:00:00, one would use the perl command syntax:
$pObs->{JulianDay} = 2452431;
$pObs->{MinAfterMidnight} = 1.06973333333333;
Property type
Read-write property
Syntax
| [Visual Basic .NET] |
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Public Property MinAfterMidnight() As Double
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| [C#] |
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public double MinAfterMidnight {get; set;}
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| [Managed C++] |
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public: __property double get_MinAfterMidnight();
public: __property void set_MinAfterMidnight(
double
);
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| [Unmanaged C++] |
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public: HRESULT get_MinAfterMidnight(
double * pVal
);
public: HRESULT put_MinAfterMidnight(
double newVal
);
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| [Java] |
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public double getMinAfterMidnight();
public void setMinAfterMidnight(
double
);
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[Python - STK API  ] |
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@property
def MinAfterMidnight(self) -> float:
@MinAfterMidnight.setter
def MinAfterMidnight(self, newVal:float) -> None:
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