Op 8-5-2019 om 05:26 schreef John A. Dormer 2: > This underscores the speed that a UI can be built with a competent developer and > an existing specification. It shows the benefits of a good IDE (in this case, Visual Studio). For the rest, I am a crap coder, to be honest. > Anyone who imports PPAS data should obtain a sample from Dr. Langbroek to see > how their workflow handles his proposed changes. Here are two example outputs. These concern the same datalines that are given as an example in original PPAS format at http://www.satobs.org/tumble/flashpm.html 90-023B 91-03-09 23:34:31.2 DWB 121.5 0.5 020 06.075 F'F'->f'Ff', mag +5.0->8.0 90-023B 93-11-04 01:31:00.0 MM 147.8 0.1 110 01.344 F'F', ssm, mag +5.0->inv In the orgininal PPAS format, these same two lines look like this: 90- 23 B 91-03-09 23:34:31.2 DWB 121.5 0.5 20 6.08 F'F'->f'Ff', mag +5->8 90- 23 B 93-11-04 01:31 MM 147.8 0.1 110 1.343 F'F', ssm, mag +5->inv Having the output resemble the original format is a bit more work, but doable. - Marco _______________________________________________ Seesat-l mailing list http://mailman.satobs.org/mailman/listinfo/seesat-lReceived on Wed May 08 2019 - 03:36:04 UTC
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