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I have created a script to AutoIT with a function called IsItDark that will return 1 if dark, and return 0 if daylight (based on your location).

The function is used like this:

IsItDark ($longitude, $latitude, $tzoff, $DSTactive)

So, with this function, you can do whatever you want when it is dark -- automatically!

Requires AutoIT v3.x (link to page)

There is also a function in there that will give you the exact sunset/sunrise times if you want that...

See attached files, and also look at the example provided.

Enjoy!

IsItDark.zip

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I have created a script to AutoIT with a function called IsItDark that will return 1 if dark, and return 0 if daylight (based on your location).

The function is used like this:

IsItDark ($longitude, $latitude, $tzoff, $DSTactive)

So, with this function, you can do whatever you want when it is dark -- automatically!

Requires AutoIT v3.x (link to page)

There is also a function in there that will give you the exact sunset/sunrise times if you want that...

See attached files, and also look at the example provided.

Enjoy!

nice job, looks a little to much math for me but cool.

It would be great to have a address to lat/long converter then use IsDark.au3

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Nice script!

Thank you for "translating" it from this page: http://www.paulsadowski.com/WSH/suntimes.htm

The original author was probably more a math-wizard than a programmer, with variable names like $qqq and the absence of commentary...

I found http://itouchmap.com/latlong.html very handy when determining my Latitude and Longitude.

Also http://www.timeanddate.com is good for finding out the "UTC TimeZone offset" and if "Daylight Savings Time" is on or off.

Edit: Apparently https://www.timeanddate.com/ is better for visually impaired user

Once again: thanks!

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Awesome!, didn't know someone created a function (math) for the lat/long lines

 

 

There is also a function in there that will give you the exact sunset/sunrise times if you want that...

That would be nice :)

Heroes, there is no such thing

One day I'll discover what IE.au3 has of special for so many users using it.
C'mon there's InetRead and WinHTTP, way better
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