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addition of details for TIMESYS in the case of calendar years time st… #36
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Except for the somewhat unclear note about time formats in coosys, I'm fine with the change. It's a bit of a fine point, as the difference between ET and TDB will probably rarely matter when people write fractional years, but better safe than sorry.
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@@ -681,7 +681,8 @@ \subsection{\elem{COOSYS} Element} | |||
equatorial or ecliptic systems (as e.g., \verb|"J2000"| as the default | |||
for \verb|"eq_FK5"| or \verb|"B1950"| as the default for | |||
\verb|"eq_FK4"|), and \attr{epoch} specifies the epoch of the positions | |||
if necessary. Note that the \elem{COOSYS} may be deprecated in the | |||
if necessary. Both equinox and epoch MUST expressed in the Julian or Besselian calendar. |
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What exactly are you trying to allow or forbid here? Is it just about unadorned years? If so, don't confuses people with a MUST and just say: "COOSYS only supports time specificiations in Julian or Besselian years"
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OK, I change the PR.
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