[Python-modules-commits] [python-pysolar] 04/18: Fixing README.markdown

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commit d887ea2b9aa2d7e5b088b355de2baa0a639fde94
Author: Brandon Stafford <brandon at pingswept.org>
Date:   Mon Mar 10 23:54:03 2008 -0400

    Fixing README.markdown
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-Pysolar performs calculations useful for the development of photovoltaic 
-systems. Rough steps for use, until either forever or I have time to 
-write more documentation:
-
-1. Install python.
-2. Get to a prompt that looks like: >>>
-3. >>> import solar
-4. >>> import datetime
-5. >>> d = datetime.datetime.utcnow()
-6. >>> lat = 42.0
-7. >>> long = -71.0
-8. >>> solar.GetAltitude(lat, long, d)
-9. >>> solar.GetAzimuth(lat, long, d)
-
-For better examples of usage, check http://pysolar.sourceforge.net/#examples
-
-At this point, Pysolar has basic functionality, but it is relatively untested.
-I did validate it against the data in a paper by Reda and Andreas; it agrees
-to 4 significant figures, but that's just one data point.
-
-If you use Pysolar, please let me know how accurate it is. It's difficult to
-measure sun location with great precision, but I'd love to hear reports of
-"Yeah, it worked to within a degree over the course of an afternoon in Spain."
-
-Brandon Stafford
-<first_name> @ pingswept org
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