tcc.util.time Namespace Reference

Functions
def	daySecFromDate
	Convert a TAI date (MJD, seconds) to (days, seconds in the day) More...
def	secInDayFromDate
	Convert a date to seconds in the day (losing day information) More...
def	dateFromSecInDay
	Convert TAI seconds in the day to a full TAI date (MJD, seconds) More...

Variables
list	__all__ = ["daySecFromDate", "dateFromSecInDay", "secInDayFromDate"]
float	_HalfDaySec = RO.PhysConst.SecPerDay/2.0

Function Documentation

def tcc.util.time.dateFromSecInDay

(

secInDay

)

Convert TAI seconds in the day to a full TAI date (MJD, seconds)

Definition at line 27 of file time.py.

def tcc.util.time.daySecFromDate

(

date

)

Convert a TAI date (MJD, seconds) to (days, seconds in the day)

Definition at line 11 of file time.py.

def tcc.util.time.secInDayFromDate

(

date

)

Convert a date to seconds in the day (losing day information)

A convenience wrapper around daySecFromDate, since we rarely care about the day (the main use case is computing seconds in the day for the old axis controller interface).

Definition at line 19 of file time.py.

Variable Documentation

list tcc.util.time.__all__ = ["daySecFromDate", "dateFromSecInDay", "secInDayFromDate"]

Definition at line 7 of file time.py.

float tcc.util.time._HalfDaySec = RO.PhysConst.SecPerDay/2.0

Definition at line 9 of file time.py.