Half points calculated from Aries zero degrees

[planatowski]

Hello, I'm looking for a helper function in Planetdane to automatically display the halving points from the sun to the other planets, from the Aries point.

I already know the Data and Midpoints function.

The reason is the birth time correction method according to Bonati.

[Jean]

Something like this?
It's the transit for noon CET today.

[planatowski]

For Example Uranus is 14? 49? in scorpio, I need the number of degrees from zero point Aries to Scorpio 14 degrees 49 minutes.

(Why are my questions never understood, is my English so bad?)

[Jean]

For Example Uranus is 14? 49? in scorpio, I need the number of degrees from zero point Aries to Scorpio 14 degrees 49 minutes.

(Why are my questions never understood, is my English so bad?)

I don't remember previous posts but you are not clear no.
Uranus at the moment is at 26 taurus.

[Vol2]

Perhaps this will help you:
To display the distance in degrees of the planet from 0? Aries you can use e.g. strset(s, "%2a", planet[URANUS]);.
For the distance between the sun and uranus either d = normalize(planet[SUN] - planet[URANUS]); for 0-360?
Or d = distance(planet[SUN], planet[URANUS]); for 0-180? (shortest distance). Depending on how you need it.
Then strset(s, "%2a", d); for degrees and min or %3a for degrees, min, sec.
The help function a very good .If that was your question, Jean will certainly be able to help you.

[Jean]

Hi Volker,
Sure I already did that.
There's also a midpoint() function.

October 3
+ On request added Horoscope - Midpoints - Bonati.

Let me know if it works.

[planatowski]

I'm looking for the radian measure from zero degrees Aries to a specific point X on the circular arc, unit in degrees.

X = The midpoints from the table that I posted as a screenshot or (the new Bonati Function in Horoscope/Midpoints)

Is that perhaps understandable?

[Jean]

I've changed it, it now displays pure angles.
If still not right, ask volker.

[Vol2]

I can only repeat it, the help function is very good.
Use in the function strset %3a instead of %1a  and you will have the value in whole degrees from the arispoint to the midpoint x.
I can't do more for you.

[Jean]

I've used %2. The rest is the same.

@planatwosky, in stead of complaining you should tell more about what you want, if you see me post a screenshot with a distance expressed in longitude / sign, why don't you tell me you want straight distances. Would help me more than complaining. In other words, be more clear, give examples of what you want, etc.

[planatowski]

Hello, that's what I asked, thanks. The procedure is a bit more complicated though. To avoid being misunderstood, I've attached screenshots.
You need 2 halving points.

[Jean]

It's not clear enough for me. I have to search for what you want. Some formulas scribbled onto some papers won't do it, sorry.

[Vol2]

As far as I understand it now, it's about determining the nearest sun-half-sum to the axes in order to make a birth time correction with the half-sum - right?
Perhaps it would make more sense to ask Ed if he could include something like this in the cosmobiology module.
Or do you want to make your own module?
I haven't yet understood what exactly your intention is.
I would also need more information, e.g. which book the pages are from.
I have made a small module, maybe that will help you as a starting point. 
I don't want to invest any more time for now. Sorry.

[Jean]

I also don't have much time for this now.

[ABer]

Aries midpoints are included in the cosmobiology module. Ed