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docs: clarify altitude definition in Orbit constructors #475

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Clarifies in the Orbit bindings that altitude is relative to equatorial radius, matching what's already in Orbit.hpp.

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    • Updated docstrings for various Orbit methods to clarify that altitude parameters are specified with respect to the equatorial radius. Methods include: circular, equatorial, circular_equatorial, geo_synchronous, sun_synchronous, and frozen.

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The pull request focuses on improving documentation for the Orbit class in the OpenSpaceToolkitAstrodynamicsPy module. The changes are specifically targeted at clarifying the altitude parameter descriptions for various static methods, explicitly stating that altitudes are measured with respect to the equatorial radius. These documentation updates enhance the clarity of the API without modifying the underlying method implementations or signatures.

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bindings/python/src/OpenSpaceToolkitAstrodynamicsPy/Trajectory/Orbit.cpp Updated docstrings for orbit creation methods to clarify altitude measurement:
- circular(): Added "(wrt. equatorial radius)" to altitude parameter
- equatorial(): Added "(wrt. equatorial radius)" to apoapsis and periapsis altitude parameters
- circular_equatorial(): Added "(wrt. equatorial radius)" to altitude parameter
- sun_synchronous(): Added "(wrt. equatorial radius)" to altitude parameter
- frozen(): Added "(wrt. equatorial radius)" to altitude parameter

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285-285: LGTM! Clear altitude reference specification.

The addition of "(wrt. equatorial radius)" to the altitude parameter documentation improves clarity by explicitly stating the reference point for altitude measurements.


306-307: LGTM! Consistent altitude reference specification for both parameters.

The addition of "(wrt. equatorial radius)" to both apoapsis and periapsis altitude parameters maintains consistency and clarity in the documentation.


326-326: LGTM! Clear altitude reference specification.

The addition of "(wrt. equatorial radius)" to the altitude parameter documentation maintains consistency with other methods.


368-368: LGTM! Clear altitude reference specification.

The addition of "(wrt. equatorial radius)" to the altitude parameter documentation maintains consistency across all orbit constructors.


413-413: LGTM! Clear altitude reference specification.

The addition of "(wrt. equatorial radius)" to the altitude parameter documentation completes the consistent documentation update across all orbit constructors.


Line range hint 285-413: Excellent documentation improvement across all orbit constructors!

The changes consistently clarify that all altitude measurements are with respect to the equatorial radius, which is a valuable improvement to the API documentation. The updates are thorough, covering all relevant methods (circular, equatorial, circular_equatorial, sun_synchronous, and frozen), while appropriately excluding methods that don't use altitude parameters (like geo_synchronous).


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@apaletta3 apaletta3 changed the title doc: clarify altitude definition in Orbit ctors docs: clarify altitude definition in Orbit ctors Dec 18, 2024
@apaletta3 apaletta3 changed the title docs: clarify altitude definition in Orbit ctors docs: clarify altitude definition in Orbit constructors Dec 18, 2024
@apaletta3 apaletta3 merged commit 8481615 into main Dec 18, 2024
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@apaletta3 apaletta3 deleted the doc/clarify-altitude branch December 18, 2024 10:28
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