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// Program to test moon drawing routines in sun.frink.
use sun.frink
n = now[]
lat = 39 deg North
long = 104 deg West
g = new graphics
gp = drawMoonPolygon[0, 0, 1, moonPositionAngleRelativeToZenith[n, lat, long], moonIlluminatedFraction[n], false]
g.add[gp]
g.show[]
//gp = drawMoonPolygon[0, 0, 1, 90 degrees, moonIlluminatedFraction[n], false]
g = new graphics
for a = 0 to 12
{
angle = 30 degrees a
for kf = 0 to 10
{
k = kf / 10
gp = drawMoonPolygon[2.2 a, 2.2 kf, 1, angle, k, false]
g.add[gp]
}
for kf = 9 to 0 step -1
{
k = (9 - kf) / 10
gp = drawMoonPolygon[2.2 a, 2.2 kf + 24.2, 1, angle, k, false]
g.add[gp]
}
}
g.show[]
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