Astro-satpass
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If you do not want this, run Makefile.PL with the -n option. If you want
to install without being asked, run Makefile.PL with the -y option.
>>>> NOTICE <<<<\a\a\a
As of release 0.066, this script no longer asks whether
the satpass script should be installed, since it is being deprecated
(slowly) in favor of Astro::App::Satpass2. If you want the satpass
script installed, you should run this script with the -y option. You can
make this the default in your CPAN client by installing the preferences
file eg/Astro-Coord-ECI.yml in .cpan/prefs.
EOD
my @possible_exes = qw{satpass};
if ( $opt{n} ) {
print "Because you have asserted -n, the executables will not be installed.\n\n";
} elsif ( $opt{y} ) {
print "Because you have asserted -y, the executables will be installed.\n\n";
@exe_files = @possible_exes;
}
Makefile.PL view on Meta::CPAN
If you do not want this, run Makefile.PL with the -n option. If you want
to install without being asked, run Makefile.PL with the -y option.
>>>> NOTICE <<<<\a\a\a
As of release 0.066, this script no longer asks whether
the satpass script should be installed, since it is being deprecated
(slowly) in favor of Astro::App::Satpass2. If you want the satpass
script installed, you should run this script with the -y option. You can
make this the default in your CPAN client by installing the preferences
file eg/Astro-Coord-ECI.yml in .cpan/prefs.
EOD
my @possible_exes = qw{satpass};
if ( $opt{n} ) {
print "Because you have asserted -n, the executables will not be installed.\n\n";
} elsif ( $opt{y} ) {
print "Because you have asserted -y, the executables will be installed.\n\n";
@exe_files = @possible_exes;
}
almanac
This Perl script produces an almanac of Sun and Moon positions for
the current day, or optionally for the next day. By default the
almanac is for 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue Washington DC, but this can
be changed by setting environment variable ALMANAC_POSITION, or
specifying latitude north (degrees), longitude east (degrees),
and height (meters) on the command. The option -help gets you
brief help.
Astro-Coord-ECI.yml
This CPAN client prefs file causes the satpass script to be
installed by default. To use this file, place a copy of it in your
CPAN client's preferences directory (e.g. .cpan/prefs for the 'cpan'
client and a Unix-like operating system.)
azimuth
This Perl script finds the next time the Sun passes a given azimuth
(defaulting to 180 degrees) at Number 10 Downing Street.
closest
This Perl script takes as input a time (suitable for Date::Manip), a
right ascension and declination (both in degrees) and a list of the
names of files containing TLE data. The output is the OID, right
( run in 1.768 second using v1.01-cache-2.11-cpan-0bb4e1dffa6 )