MAISONOBE Luc <luc.maisonobe@c-s.fr> a écrit :
Hi all, Hank Grabowski <hank@applieddefense.com> a écrit :With the new 2D interpolators in Apache Math we will probably want to make the change to use that for the FixedTropospheric classes. The old bi-cubic interpolator could be turning seriously wrong numbers. I have an item on our internal JIRA for fixing that once the new math is incorporated and then updating the test. I can break off time to do that this week or next.Fine.Apache Commons Math 3.4 is finally out. I have updated the dependency in Orekit pom. The deprecated bi-cubic interpolator triggers warnings. I'll let you make therequired changes.I have also removed all old deprecated stuff, so only the "new" deprecations introduced by 7.0 remains. This removal also implied flattening some temporary abstract classes in the events hierarchy, and this in turn changed EventDetector to a parameterized interface -this is due to the return types in the fluent API). It's not a big deal and7.0 is the good time to do that.
Ooops. No, this was a bad move. I've removed it so EventDetector is not parameterized. In fact the fluent API belong to the implementation level, not to the detector API level. So what have disappeared is the intermediate class AbstractReconfigurableDetector, which was intended to be a temporary hack. Its methods have been merged in the AbstractDetector class. These methods do *not* belong to the top level interface. Sorry for the noise. best regards, Luc
best regards, LucOn Tue, Dec 23, 2014 at 9:42 AM, Luc Maisonobe <Luc.Maisonobe@c-s.fr> wrote:Hi all, We are planning to release the next version of Orekit soon. This will be a major release: 7.0. This version mainly includes the complete DSST semi-analytical propagator, as the project to include short periodics terms has been a success, and it also includes the extension to second order derivatives for many models (Cartesian coordinates, angular coordinates, attitude modes, ...). I think the current status is feature-complete. We need to update to the new version of Apache Commons Math (3.4 will hopefully been released very soon now). This version brings corrections useful for Orekit. We also need to remove old deprecated methods and classes, as we can do on a major version release. If you think anything else should be included for 7.0, please chime in. Remember that we can introduce incompatible changes in a major release like 7.0, but once it is out we will not be able to introduce such changes in 7.X and will have to wait for 8.0. So if you need some breaking new feature, now is the time to introduce it. best regards, Luc