Version: 1.2.0 (using KDE 3.5.0 Level "a" , SUSE 10.0 UNSUPPORTED) Compiler: Target: i586-suse-linux OS: Linux (i686) release 2.6.13-15-smp Solar System > Planets Coordinates :: Ascention -> Ascension Coordinate Converters > LSR Velocity :: cero -> zero ascention -> ascension Coordinate Converters (description panel on RHS) :: LRS velocity -> LSR velocity Coordinate Converters > Ecliptic Coordinates :: Ecl. longitude -> Longitude Ecl. latitude -> Latitude (this is not a typo, but goes with the theme. Since galactic lat and lon are written as just lat and lon without prefix, same is enough for ecliptic coords too) Coordinate Converters :: Equatorial/Galactic (left pane) -> Galactic (by analogy with "ecliptic coordinates" and "horizontal coordinates") Also, is there any need for a separate Apparent Coordinates from Precession? I think the latter can be merged into the former but with the name of the latter. Time Calculators (tree on LHS) :: Day Duration -> "Sunrise etc." (more descriptive) Time Calculators (description panel on RHS) :: Section which includes algorithms for computing time ephemeris -> Section where various astronomically significant times are calculated Solar System && Earth Coordinates :: Coords -> Coordinates (as displayed on the LHS) "Coordinate Converters" -> Astronomical Coordinates (otherwise you'll have to merge the "Earth Coordinates" into this tree) P.S: I wish there was a way I could do all this stuff directly to the KDE code. That way people who knew how to do the programming would be freed up for it. I can't help much with programming so at least I can do this, time to time.
SVN commit 512014 by harris: Fixing bug #119959 (typos and string improvements in calculator) BUG: 119959 M +8 -8 astrocalc.cpp M +2 -2 modcalcangdistdlg.ui M +1 -1 modcalcapcoorddlg.ui M +1 -1 modcalcazeldlg.ui M +5 -5 modcalceclipticcoordsdlg.ui M +1 -1 modcalcgalcoorddlg.ui M +1 -1 modcalcplanetsdlg.ui M +1 -1 modcalcprecdlg.ui M +3 -3 modcalcvlsrdlg.ui
By the way: > P.S: I wish there was a way I could do all this stuff directly > to the KDE code. That way people who knew how to do the > programming would be freed up for it. I can't help much with > programming so at least I can do this, time to time. This is certainly possible. You can obtain a copy of the codebase by following the instructions here: http://edu.kde.org/kstars/svn.php For strings changes, you don't even need to compile the code, just locate the string that needs to be changed (most GUI strings will be in a *.ui file; these files describe the layout of various windows) and change it. Once you are done with changes, use the command: svn diff file_you_changed > file_you_changed.patch Then you can attach file_you_changed.patch to your bug report or mailing list post. Thanks agian for the feedback...
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