token

description

[da]

Dawn

Displays the time of dawn, sunrise, sunset, and dusk.

•By default, the times of sunrise and sunset are calculated when the upper limb of the Sun touches the horizon. This is the accepted standard, but you can specify that a sun data source be calculated using a different convention.

•The time of dawn (the moment of first light, before sunrise) and dusk (the moment of last light, after sunset) depend on the setting used for the depression angle.

Advanced time and angle formatting

If you need more control over the formatting of the time at which the Sun rises, transits and sets, you can use planetary tokens, where the Sun and the Moon are treated as planets, and which offer a wide range of formatting options.

[SR]

Sunrise

[SS]

Sunset

[du]

Dusk

[Srs]

Hours of Daylight

The time from sunrise to sunset.

[DL]

Hours of Daylight 2

The time from dawn to dusk.

[TW]

Hours of Twilight

The time from dawn to sunrise, plus the time from sunset to dusk.

[sab]

Sun always above/below horizon

Some text or symbol, as specified in the the all day above/below horizon control of the daylight tab of the moon and sun options, if the date of the token corresponds to a date when the Sun is always above the horizon (ie. does not set) or always below the horizon (ie. does not rise).

[su]

Summer Time

There are 2 tokens to display Summer Time changes or status are:

Depending on the value of the setting display label and symbol everyday, the above tokens are either displayed only on dates when when the status of summer time changes, or on every date.

[se]

Seasons

The seasons tokens are:

Use the uppercase version of the first 3 tokens above, if you want to show this token on every day (not only on dates when seasons change). In all cases, on days when there is a change of season, it is the new season which is shown.

Reference time

By default, Seasons tokens are calculated based on the phase angle calculated at the end of the day (23:59:59.9999), which is the standard. To have the token based on the phase angle calculated at a different time of the day, use a calculation time suffix.

[so]

Solstice and Equinoxes

The solstices and equinoxes tokens are:

These tokens are all converted to a blank on days when no solstice or equinox occurs.

Reference time

By default, Solstices and Equinoxes tokens are calculated based on the phase angle calculated at the end of the day (23:59:59.9999), which is the standard. To have the token based on the phase angle calculated at a different time of the day, use a calculation time suffix.

[sz]

Sun in Zodiac

The Sun in Zodiac tokens are:

Reference time

By default, Sun in Zodiac tokens are calculated based on the phase angle calculated at the end of the day (23:59:59.9999), which is the standard. To have the token based on the phase angle calculated at a different time of the day, use a calculation time suffix.