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Language | Haskell2010 |
The types defined here are exported publicly for convenience, but at least in versions <= 2.x, they're likely to evolve.
Synopsis
- data Planet
- data HouseSystem
- data ZodiacSignName
- data NakshatraName
- data SplitDegreesOption
- newtype JulianTime = JulianTime {}
- newtype SiderealTime = SiderealTime {}
- type HouseCusp = Double
- data EclipticPosition = EclipticPosition {}
- data GeographicPosition = GeographicPosition {}
- data EquatorialPosition = EquatorialPosition {}
- data ObliquityInformation = ObliquityInformation {}
- data HousePosition = HousePosition {}
- data Angles = Angles {}
- data CuspsCalculation = CuspsCalculation {
- houseCusps :: [HouseCusp]
- angles :: Angles
- systemUsed :: HouseSystem
- data LongitudeComponents = LongitudeComponents {}
- mkCalculationOptions :: [CalcFlag] -> CalcFlag
- defaultCalculationOptions :: [CalcFlag]
- foldSplitDegOptions :: [SplitDegFlag] -> SplitDegFlag
- splitOptionToFlag :: SplitDegreesOption -> SplitDegFlag
- defaultSplitDegreesOptions :: [SplitDegreesOption]
- toHouseSystemFlag :: HouseSystem -> Int
- coordinatesFromList :: [Double] -> EclipticPosition
- eclipticFromList :: [Double] -> EclipticPosition
- eclipticToList :: EclipticPosition -> [Double]
- equatorialFromList :: [Double] -> EquatorialPosition
- equatorialToList :: EquatorialPosition -> [Double]
- obliquityNutationFromList :: [Double] -> ObliquityInformation
- anglesFromList :: [Double] -> Angles
- planetNumber :: Planet -> PlanetNumber
Documentation
All bodies for which a position can be calculated. Covers planets in the solar system, points between the Earth and the Moon, and astrologically significant asteroids (currently, only Chiron, but ephemerides data is available for others.) More at 2.1 Planetary and lunar ephemerides and 3.2 bodies
Sun | |
Moon | |
Mercury | |
Venus | |
Mars | |
Jupiter | |
Saturn | |
Uranus | |
Neptune | |
Pluto | |
MeanNode | |
TrueNode | |
MeanApog | |
OscuApog | |
Earth | |
Chiron |
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data HouseSystem Source #
The major house systems. The underlying library supports many more, including the 36-cusp outlier Gauquelin. More info at 6.2 Astrological house systems and 14. House cusp calculation
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data ZodiacSignName Source #
Represents western zodiac signs. Unless otherwise stated, they correspond to tropical divisions of the ecliptic, vs. the actual constellations.
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data NakshatraName Source #
Nakshatras, provided for thoroughness, please excuse any misspellings! List from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Nakshatras note that the underlying library uses 27 nakshatras, so Abhijit is omitted.
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data SplitDegreesOption Source #
Options to split a Double
representing degrees:
RoundSeconds -- round at the seconds granularity (omits seconds fraction.)
RoundMinutes -- round at the minutes granularity.
RoundDegrees -- round at the degrees granularity.
SplitZodiacal -- relative to zodiac signs.
SplitNakshatra -- relative to nakshatra.
KeepSign -- when rounding, don't round if it'll move it to the next zodiac/nakshatra sector.
KeepDegrees -- when rounding, don't round if it'll move it to the next degree.
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newtype JulianTime Source #
Represents an instant in Julian time.
see:
8. Date and time conversion functions
also cf. julianDay
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Eq JulianTime Source # | |
Defined in SwissEphemeris.Internal (==) :: JulianTime -> JulianTime -> Bool # (/=) :: JulianTime -> JulianTime -> Bool # | |
Ord JulianTime Source # | |
Defined in SwissEphemeris.Internal compare :: JulianTime -> JulianTime -> Ordering # (<) :: JulianTime -> JulianTime -> Bool # (<=) :: JulianTime -> JulianTime -> Bool # (>) :: JulianTime -> JulianTime -> Bool # (>=) :: JulianTime -> JulianTime -> Bool # max :: JulianTime -> JulianTime -> JulianTime # min :: JulianTime -> JulianTime -> JulianTime # | |
Show JulianTime Source # | |
Defined in SwissEphemeris.Internal showsPrec :: Int -> JulianTime -> ShowS # show :: JulianTime -> String # showList :: [JulianTime] -> ShowS # |
newtype SiderealTime Source #
Represents an instant in sidereal time
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Eq SiderealTime Source # | |
Defined in SwissEphemeris.Internal (==) :: SiderealTime -> SiderealTime -> Bool # (/=) :: SiderealTime -> SiderealTime -> Bool # | |
Ord SiderealTime Source # | |
Defined in SwissEphemeris.Internal compare :: SiderealTime -> SiderealTime -> Ordering # (<) :: SiderealTime -> SiderealTime -> Bool # (<=) :: SiderealTime -> SiderealTime -> Bool # (>) :: SiderealTime -> SiderealTime -> Bool # (>=) :: SiderealTime -> SiderealTime -> Bool # max :: SiderealTime -> SiderealTime -> SiderealTime # min :: SiderealTime -> SiderealTime -> SiderealTime # | |
Show SiderealTime Source # | |
Defined in SwissEphemeris.Internal showsPrec :: Int -> SiderealTime -> ShowS # show :: SiderealTime -> String # showList :: [SiderealTime] -> ShowS # |
type HouseCusp = Double Source #
The cusp of a given "house" or "sector". It is an ecliptic longitude. see: 14.1 House cusp calculation and 6.2 Astrological house systems
data EclipticPosition Source #
Position data for a celestial body on the ecliptic, includes rotational speeds. see: 3.4 Position and speed
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data GeographicPosition Source #
Represents a point on Earth, with negative values for latitude meaning South, and negative values for longitude meaning West. No speed information is included (or needed,) because all calculations are geocentric.
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data EquatorialPosition Source #
Represents a position on the celestial sphere, with speed information included.
EquatorialPosition | |
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data ObliquityInformation Source #
Includes the obliquity of the ecliptic, the Nutation as longitude as well as mean values.
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data HousePosition Source #
The house a celestial body is in.
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Relevant angles: ascendant and MC, plus other "exotic" ones: 14. House cusp calculation
Angles | |
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data CuspsCalculation Source #
Result of calculating the cusps for a given event; will include a list of cusps (most systems use 12 cusps, Gauquelin uses 36.)
CuspsCalculation | |
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data LongitudeComponents Source #
A longitude expressed in its constituent parts.
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mkCalculationOptions :: [CalcFlag] -> CalcFlag Source #
defaultSplitDegreesOptions :: [SplitDegreesOption] Source #
Convenient defaults when using splitDegrees
:
Omit rounding if it would bring it over the next sign or degree.
toHouseSystemFlag :: HouseSystem -> Int Source #
coordinatesFromList :: [Double] -> EclipticPosition Source #
eclipticFromList :: [Double] -> EclipticPosition Source #
eclipticToList :: EclipticPosition -> [Double] Source #
equatorialToList :: EquatorialPosition -> [Double] Source #
anglesFromList :: [Double] -> Angles Source #
planetNumber :: Planet -> PlanetNumber Source #