Hi Jim,
->> t: now
->> t/julian
== 302
->> now/julian
** Script Error: now has no refinement called julian.
** Where: now/julian
What's the difference in assigning t: now, printing t/julian, and direct call of
now/julian? So why can't /julian become refinement of 'now?
-pekr-
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That appears to be a Julian day referenced to the start of the year. My
understanding of a Julian day number is that it is the number of days since
the start of the current Julian period, which started noon Jan 1 4713 BC.
Noon of Dec 31 1998 was the beginning of JD 2,451,179. There is an
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