Apsis needs to have a variety of environment variables set for it to run properly. The Apsis installation comes with a command file apsis_setup.csh that sets these variables. This should be copied to some place in your $PATH. You should edit it so that the environment variables point to the right directories, etc. Before you run Apsis you should source this file, i.e. source apsis_setup.csh so that the environment variables are set properly.
The following are the environment variables you will most likely need to personalize:
The following environment variables are also used, but are less likely to require personalization, if you did a standard Apsis installation and source apsis_setup.csh.
Before processing with Apsis, raw ACS images should be run through the STScI ACS calibration pipeline CALACS. CALACS does the basic processing including overscan correction, bias subtraction, dark correction, flatfielding, and Cosmic Ray (CR) rejection of CR split frames. Apsis uses the output images from CALACS as its input data. Apsis can use either processed single frames, having names *_flt.fits, or the CR rejection combined images, having names like *_crj.fits. However, the CR rejection done by Apsis is superior to the algorithm used by CALACS, and Apsis can also remove the small alignment differences in the images comprising a CR split pair. Hence, better results are obtained by processsing just the *_flt.fits images.
ACS images can be obtained from MAST, the Multimission Archive at STScI. You will need to have an account on MAST to retrieve data. While a variety of data products from ACS observations can be obtained from MAST, the only ones relevant for Apsis are the single frame CALACS calibrated images, as discussed above. These have names like *_flt.fits.
All the data to be processed in a single Apsis run is organized into a a directory known as a “dataset”. This directory must be a subdirectory off of the $INGEST directory, discussed above. The name of this directory is then the dataset name. The dataset directory should only contain CALACS processed input images (_flt.fits files) and association tables (_asn.fits files). A dataset can only contain images obtained with the same ACS camera, (i.e. no mixing of WFC, HRC, and SBC images), but may contain images using different filters and at different telescope offset positions. For Apsis to work properly, the sky area covered should be contiguous. The fits format association tables tell Apsis which ACS images are to be combined together and are discussed below.
In order to determine which images should be combined to produce an output frame, Apsis uses association tables. For Apsis to work properly, there should be one association table for each set of images taken with a given filter. These images will be combined into one output “filter” image. The table should list all the _flt.fits frames taken with the filter, and there should be one association for each filter used in the dataset. One way to create association tables is to use the script autoasndir which determines all the filters used in the images in a given directory, and writes an association table for each filter.
The pyraf module buildasn.py can also be used to make custom association tables.


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This class supplies a basic interface to fade an LED to any brightness level.
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#include <xpcc/ui/led/led.hpp>
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A lookup-table should be used to store the alpha corrected PWM values, so that no calculation has to be done at run time.
Here is an example for the STM32F4:
#include <xpcc/ui/led.hpp>
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This is just a very, very thin wrapper around xpcc::ui::Animation<uint8_t>. If you need more advanced features, have a look there.
- See also
- Animation
- Author
- Niklas Hauser
◆ setBrightness()
| void xpcc::ui::Led::setBrightness |
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uint8_t |
brightness | ) |
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inline |
- Parameters
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| brightness | between 0 and length of lookup-table (usually 255) |
◆ getBrightness()
| uint8_t xpcc::ui::Led::getBrightness |
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const |
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- Returns
- brightness of the LED
◆ isFading()
| bool xpcc::ui::Led::isFading |
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const |
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inline |
- Returns
true
if LED is currently fading to another brightness, false
if otherwise
◆ fadeTo()
| void xpcc::ui::Led::fadeTo |
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uint8_t |
brightness, |
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time |
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Fading times of more than ~32s are not possible. You must control fading externally in that case.
◆ on()
| void xpcc::ui::Led::on |
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uint16_t |
time = 75 | ) |
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- Parameters
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| time | specify the fade up time in ms, 0 to turn the LED on instantly |
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| void xpcc::ui::Led::off |
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uint16_t |
time = 120 | ) |
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| void xpcc::ui::Led::update |
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If you do not need 1ms response time (e.g. for on(), off()), you may call this at intervals < 255ms.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:


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UD for Indonesian
Tokenization and Word Segmentation
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In general, words are delimited by whitespace characters. Special treatments are given to multiword tokens and punctuations.
- Special treatments of multiword tokens:
- Multiword tokens that ended with particles -lah/-kah/-tah/-pun are split into two tokens. These particles are usually used to emphasize the word before them. Particles of -lah/-kah/-tah are clitics, while particle pun can be written as clitic or a single token. The examples of how to tokenize these clitic particles are as follows:
- bacalah is split into baca “read” and lah
- diakah is split into dia “he/she” and kah
- apatah is split into apa “what” and tah
- walaupun is split into walau “although” and pun
- The particle kah marks yes-no questions and its position may emphasize the previous word as the focus of the question. The word apa “what”, when placed at the beginning of a sentence, also functions as a question particle, and it may be optionally strengthened by kah, resulting in apakah, as in Apa(kah) dia guru? “Is she a teacher?” However, apa is also used as an interrogative pronoun, even sentence-initially, as in Apa pendapatmu? “What do you think?” Finally, kah can be also added to interrogative words (apa “what”, siapa “who”, di mana “where”, kapan “when”, bagaimana “how”) in open questions; when -kah is added, the tone becomes more polite.
- Multiword tokens that contain clitics of -ku “me/my”, -mu “you/your”, -nya “he/him/she/her/it” are split into two tokens, with exceptions for certain words ending with -nya.
- Words ending with -nya where _-nya- itself serves as a pronoun or determiner are split into two tokens. For example:
- Word -nya as pronoun, as in mencintainya “love him/her/it”, this token is split into mencintai “love” and nya “him/her/it”.
- Word -nya as posessive pronoun, as in bukunya “his/her/its book”, this token is split into buku “book” and nya “his/her/its”.
- Word -nya as determiner in predicate nominalisation case, as in meningkatnya “the increase”, this token is split into meningkat “increase” and nya “the”.
- Words ending with -nya that functions as adverbs, adjectives or auxiliary are not split. For example:
- adverbs ended with -nya: khususnya “especially”, awalnya “initially”, akhirnya “finally”
- adjectives ended with -nya: sebelumnya “previous”, sesudahnya “next”, berikutnya “next”
- auxiliary ended with -nya: seharusnya/sebaiknya “shall/should”
- Words ending with -nya where _-nya- itself serves as a pronoun or determiner are split into two tokens. For example:
- Multiword tokens that ended with particles -lah/-kah/-tah/-pun are split into two tokens. These particles are usually used to emphasize the word before them. Particles of -lah/-kah/-tah are clitics, while particle pun can be written as clitic or a single token. The examples of how to tokenize these clitic particles are as follows:
- Special treatments for punctuations. All punctuation symbols are separated from the words, except in two cases:
- Hyphen in reduplicated words. Indonesian has many reduplicated words as nouns (both singular and plural), verbs, adjectives, adverbs, and so on. These reduplicated words are not split and remain one token. The examples of reduplicated words are:
- Singular noun: mata-mata “spy”
- Plural noun: anak-anak “children”, from anak “child”
- Verb: merobek-robek “shredding”
- Adjective: hiruk-pikuk “noisy”
- Adverb: terus-menerus “continuously”
- For abbreviations. All abbreviations such as Mr., M.Sc. Tn., are not split and remain one token.
- Hyphen in reduplicated words. Indonesian has many reduplicated words as nouns (both singular and plural), verbs, adjectives, adverbs, and so on. These reduplicated words are not split and remain one token. The examples of reduplicated words are:
Morphology
Tags
- We refer to KBBI (Kamus Besar Bahasa Indonesia/Indonesian Great Dictionary) as the reference dictionary. However, since this dictionary only defines 7 word classes: noun, verb, adjective, adverb, pronoun, particle and number, we need to make adjustments so that the tags conform to UD v2.
- Indonesian UD treebanks use all 17 universal POS categories.
- PART is used for:
- negation words: tidak/tak/bukan “no/not”, belum “not yet”, jangan “don’t + VERB”
- particles of -lah, -kah, -tah, pun, that have been discussed in the previous section.
- The auxiliary (AUX) vs. VERB distinction is based on examples for English treebank, since initially there is no AUX type in KBBI. We defined 14 Indonesian words as AUX as follows:
- adalah and ialah “be” serve as copulas.
- Tenses-related AUX:
- akan “will/would” for the future tense.
- sedang/tengah “be” for the present tense.
- telah/sudah “have/has/had” for the past tense.
- Modal-related AUX:
- harus/mesti/wajib as the equivalents of modal “must”.
- sebaiknya/seharusnya as the equivalents of modal ‘shall/should’.
- bisa/dapat/sanggup/mampu as the equivalents of modal “can/could”.
- boleh as the equivalent of modal “may”.
- mungkin as the equivalent of modal “might”.
- The pronoun (PRON) vs. determiner (DET) distinction is also based on examples for English treebank, since DET word class also is not defined in KBBI.
- The following word types are tagged as PRON:
- personal pronouns, such as saya/aku/ku “I”, kamu/mu/anda “you”, dia/ia/nya “he/she/it/him/her/its”, kami/kita “we/us/our”, mereka “they/them/their”
- interrogative pronouns, apa “what”, siapa “who” as in Apa yang kamu inginkan? “What do you want?”
- relative pronouns: apa “what”, siapa “who” as in Saya tahu siapa yang kamu maksud. “I know who you mean”
- indefinite pronouns: seseorang “seomeone/somebody”, sesuatu “something”
- total pronouns, such as semua “all” as in Semua kecuali bukumu “All except your books”.
- demonstrative pronouns: ini “this” as in Ini bukan salahmu. “This is not your fault”.
- The following word types are tagged as DET:
- demonstrative determiners: ini “this” as in Kota ini sangat indah “This city is beautiful”
- pronominal numerals: beberapa, berbagai, para “some/many”, semua “all” as in semua siswa “all students”
- The following word types are tagged as PRON:
- Indonesian has the following coordinating conjunction words (CCONJ):
- dan, serta, maupun as the equivalents of “and” in English
- atau “or”
- tapi, tetapi, namun, melainkan as the equivalents of “but” in English
- Clauses can be nominalized by attaching the clitic -nya to the predicate. In the annotation, the clitic is analyzed as a separate syntactic word, functioning as a determiner. However, the predicate keeps the VERB tag, so there may be a verb with a determiner attached to it.
- meningkat “to increase” is a verb
- meningkatnya “the increase” is a nominalized form; however, since -nya is also used with regular nouns and functions like a definite article, meningkatnya is treated as a multi-word token meningkat+nya, where nya is attached as a det to the verb meningkat
- Since meningkat stays tagged as a verb, it will attach to its parent as a clause rather than a nominal. So if it is a subject of another clause, it will be csubj rather than nsubj.
Features
- We propose the use of 15 of 24 features defined in UD v2 that are relevant to Indonesian grammar:
-
Abbr, with one possible value:
Yes
. This feature can be applied to all UPOS categories, except PUNCT and SYM. - Clusivity, applies to PRON with two possible values:
Ex
andIn
.Clusivity=Ex
for kami “we/our”Clusivity=In
for kita “we/our”
- Degree, applies to ADJ with one possible value:
Sup
.Degree=Sup
for superlative adjectives, such as terbaik “the best”, tercantik “the most beautiful”.
-
Foreign, with one possible value:
Yes
. This feature only applies to X. - Mood, applies to VERB, with two possible values:
Ind
, andImp
Mood=Ind
for verb in declarative sentences.Mood=Imp
for verb in imperative sentences.
- Number, applies to DET, NOUN, and PRON, with two possible values:
Sing
, orPlur
.Number=Sing
is used for singular nouns, determiner, or pronouns.Number=Plur
is used for plural nouns, determiner, or pronouns.
- NumType, applies to NUM and ADJ, with two possible values:
Card
orOrd
.NumType=Card
is used for cardinal numbers tagged asNUM
.NumType=Ord
is used for ordinal numbers tagged asADJ
.
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Person, applies to PRON with three possible values:
1
,2
,3
. - Polarity, with one possible value:
Neg
, applies to PART and INTJ. - Polite, applies to PRON with two possible values:
Form
andInfm
.Polite=Form
, applies toPRON
, such as for saya “I”, anda “you”, and beliau “him/her”.Polite=Infm
, applies toPRON
, such as for aku “I”, kamu “you” (singular), and kalian “you” (plural).
- PronType, applies to PRON, DET, and ADV. For Indonesian, eight possible values can be applied:
PronType=Art
, applies toDET
, such as for sebuah, seorang and -nyaPronType=Dem
, applies toADV
,DET
, andPRON
such as for itu “that” in Itu masalahmu. “That is your problem.”PronType=Emp
, applies toDET
such as for sendiri “self” in Kamu harus percaya pada dirimu sendiri “You have to believe in yourself”.PronType=Ind
, applies toADV
,DET
, andPRON
such as for seseorang “someone/somebody” or sesuatu “something”PronType=Int
, applies toPRON
andADV
.PronType=Int
forPRON
, such as for apa “what” and siapa “who” in interrogative sentencesPronType=Int
forADV
, such as for bagaimana “how” and kapan “when” in interrogative sentences
PronType=Prs
, applies toPRON
for all personal pronouns.PronType=Rel
, applies toPRON
andADV
.PronType=Rel
forPRON
, such as for apa “what”, siapa “who”, yang “that”.PronType=Rel
forADV
, such as for di mana “where”, bagaimana “how” and kapan/saat/ketika “when” in non-interrogative sentences
PronType=Tot
, applies toADV
,DET
, andPRON
.PronType=Tot
forPRON
, such as for semua “all” in Semua adalah milikmu. “All is yours.”PronType=Tot
forDET
, such as for semua “all” in Semua siswa terlihat senang. “All students look happy.”PronType=Tot
forADV
, such as for selalu “always” in Dia selalu terlambat. “She is always late.”
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Reflex, applies to PRON with one possible value:
Yes
. Only one word qualifies to this feature: diri “self”. -
Typo, with one possible value,
Yes
. This feature can be applied to all UPOS categories except PUNCT and SYM. - Voice, applies to VERB with two possible values:
Act
andPass
. Voice alternation is treated as inflection and the active and passive counterparts have the same lemma.Voice=Act
for active verbs that have characteristic of using base word, prefixes me-, ber-- Active verbs without affix: duduk “sit”, pergi “go”
- Active verbs with prefix me-: memperbaiki “fix”, mengakui “admit”
- Active verbs with prefix ber-: belajar “study”, bekerja “work”
Voice=Pass
for passive verbs that have characteristic of using prefixes di-, ter- or circumfix ke-an.- Passive verbs with prefix di- : dipublikasikan “be published”, dilepaskan “be released”
- Passive verbs with prefix ter-: terbakar “on fire”, terjatuh “fell”, terkejut “shocked”
- Passive verbs with confix ke-an: ketinggalan “lag behind”, kecurian “be stolen”
-
- We consider these 9 UD v2 features are not relevant to Indonesian grammar:
Gender
. Indonesian words have no gender.Animacy
. Similar with Gender, there is no requirements of agreements between words in Indonesian.NounClass
, with the same reason for Gender and AnimacyCase
, with the same reason for Gender, Animacy, and NounClassTense
. Indonesian verbs have the same form in all tenses.Aspect
, with the same reason for Tense.Evident
Poss
VerbForm
Syntax
Core Arguments, Oblique Arguments and Adjuncts
- The default word order is SVO, so the subject (nsubj) normally precedes and the object follows the verb (with the exception of inverted sentences).
- A verb may serve as the subject and is labeled as clausal subject, either as csubj or csubj:pass.
- Transitive verbs will have a noun phrase as the object (obj).
- Passive verbs could be followed by agent (obl:agent), such as in Pesan yang dikirimkan presiden “Messages sent by president”, presiden “president” is the agent of predicate dikirimkan “be sent”.
- Verbs can have oblique arguments (obl). Special for temporal modifiers, we label it as obl:tmod.
Non-verbal Clauses
- The copula ialah or adalah (be) is optionally used in equational, attributional, locative, possessive and benefactory nonverbal clauses. The two forms are interchangeable but adalah is more common. For example: “This is my house.”, in Indonesian can be written as:
- Ini rumahku., without copula
- Ini adalah rumahku., with copula adalah
Relations Overview
- Among 37 universal dependency relations in UDv2:
- 31 deprels are represented in the Indonesian-CSUI (except:
compound
,expl
,goeswith
,list
,reparandum
, andvocative
) - 33 deprels are represented in the Indonesian-PUD (except:
dep
,expl
,list
, andreparandum
) - 34 deprels are represented in the Indonesian-GSD (except:
dislocated
,expl
, andreparandum
)
- 31 deprels are represented in the Indonesian-CSUI (except:
- We provide additional docummentation with examples in Indonesian for some of universal deprels:
- The following 14 relation subtypes could be used in Indonesian UD treebank:
- acl:relcl for relative clauses that modify a noun phrase.
- advmod:emph for particles (PART) -lah, -kah, -tah and , pun that emphasize other words.
- case:adv for adposition (ADP) that is not a nominal dependent.
- cc:preconj for word baik in clause baik A maupun B “both A and B”.
- compound:a for adjective compounds
- csubj:pass for clausal subjects of passive verbs.
- flat:foreign to label sequences of foreign words.
- flat:name to label sequences of names of PROPN-PROPN pairs.
- nmod:lmod for locative nouns.
- nmod:poss for possessive relationship.
- nmod:tmod for temporal modifier of a noun phrase.
- nsubj:pass for nominal subjects of passive verbs.
- obl:agent for agents of passive verbs.
- obl:tmod for temporal modifier for a VERB/ADJ.
Treebanks
There are 3 Indonesian UD treebanks:


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Time: 30 mins
In this article, we'll create a PostgreSQL server to use as a database layer for scaling a Ruby on Rails application.
These tasks assume that you have sudo privileges.
To install Ruby on Rails, see Install Ruby on Rails using RVM - CentOS or Install Ruby on Rails with rbenv - CentOS.
Disable SELinux
- Open the following file, and disable SELinux.
sudo vim /etc/selinux/config
SELINUX=disabled
- Save the changes, and exit.
Set up a PostgreSQL database
- Download the latest EPEL repositories.
sudo wget http://dl.fedoraproject.org/pub/epel/7/x86_64/e/epel- release-7-5.noarch.rpm
sudo rpm -ivh epel-release-7-5.noarch.rpm
- Set up the PostgreSQL server, and add its libraries related to development.
sudo yum install postgresql-server postgresql-contrib postgresql-devel
- Initialize a new PostgreSQL database.
sudo postgresql-setup initdb
- Open the
pg_hba.conf
file. You need to modify the host-based authentication of PostgreSQL as it doesn't allow for password authentication by default.
sudo vim /var/lib/pgsql/data/pg_hba.conf
- Search for the following lines at the end of the file:
host all all <IP_ADDRESS>/32 ident
host all all ::1/128 ident
- Change
ident
to md5
.
- Save the changes and exit.
- Run and enable the PostgreSQL service.
sudo systemctl start postgresql
sudo systemctl enable postgresql
Create a database user
- Log in with
postgres
system user.
sudo su - postgres
- Create a PostgreSQL super user.
createuser -s PostUser
- Set a password for the database user.
psql
postgres=# \password PostUser
- Enter the new password.
- Close the session.
postgres=# \q
Set up the Rails application
- Move to your home directory to create a new Rails application.To set PostgreSQL as the database, use the
-d postgresql
option.
cd ~
rails new HelloWorld -d postgresql
- Move into the application directory.
cd HelloWorld
- Open the
database.yml
file:
sudo vim config/database.yml
- Look for pool: 5 in the file, and add the following lines beneath it. Enter the username and password for the postgres user.
host: localhost
username: postgres user username
password: postgres user password
- Save and exit.
Create a database for your application
- Create the application's databases in the application directory.
rake db:create
Two databases in the PostgreSQL server are created. For example, if the application's name is HelloWorld
, the command creates databases named HelloWorld _development
and HelloWorld _test
.
Test the configuration
Next steps
In this article, we configured a PostgreSQL server with a Rails application in CentOS. For further exploration, see Deploy a Rails App with Unicorn and NGINX - CentOS


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Upload Excel files into TableFun as CSV |
| No |
MapIt User data upload |
Add Tab to MapIt for loading CSV and Geocoding |
| No |
Apply standard headers |
Standard headers should be applied to all pages without copy and pasting them |
| Yes |
Javascript validation |
Add in a code style validator for Javascript |
| Yes |
Link to Code |
Link to GitHub code |
| Yes |
Functional Tests |
Add in selenium to test the basic pages |
| Yes |
Restyle API Docs |
These need to look good on an iphone |
| Yes |
instrument to track usage |
Add Google Analytics to track usage |
| Yes |
Validate CSS and HTML |
Validating using the WC3 validator |
| Yes |
Javascript Doc |
Create a way to build docs from Javascript |
| Yes |
Convert JSON and CSV |
Create a page that converts JSON to CSV and back |
| Yes |
RegEx |
Build a RegEx Utility page to test out regex for matching and replacing |
| Yes |
GEO Code |
Create a Page where a user can upload location data and then GEO Code it and download it |
| Yes |
table convert |
Create a Page for that loads and/or allows users to type in JSON or CSV |
| Not Possible |
Download Map as image |
On the MapIt page enable downloading the map as an image |
| Yes |
Download a file |
Create a way to download a file |
| Yes |
MapIt |
Show a map of positions loaded from a CSV file |
| Yes |
Upload a file |
Create a way to upload a file |
| Yes |
Error Page |
Show an error page that has the error information |
| Yes |
Footer |
Show Footer on all pages |
| Yes |
Repeat Nav |
Show Nav on all pages |
| Yes |
Responsive Home Page |
Home Page should work on iphone and ipad |
| Yes |
Link todo page to home page |
Come up with a nice, pretty link |
| Yes |
Add Public ACL to S3 |
Insure that S3 continues to make everything public after a Sync |


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warnings is a Soar variable which through the Tcl set command, enables and disables the printing of warning messages. If an enabling or disabling status of on or off is given, then the warnings are set to that state. If no status is given, then the current warnings status is printed. At startup, warnings are initially enabled. If warnings are disabled using this command, then most warnings are supressed since some are considered too important to ignore.


results
| result |
Internet Explorer 10 (windows) |
Firefox 24 (windows) |
Chrome 30 (windows) |
Chrome 30 (Mac) |
Safari 6 (Mac) |
| <title> |
No for object - acc name is file path for svg file (yes for nested graphic) |
yes for document (no for nested graphic) |
No for obect, SVG file yes |
No |
No |
| <description> |
No |
No |
No |
No |
No |
| object role |
client |
document |
client |
No |
No |
| svg role |
circle |
graphic (child of document) |
document |
No |
No |
| foreign object content available |
not visible (button is in acc tree) |
NO (button not exposed) |
NO (button not exposed) |
No |
No |
| interaction |
in tab order - no script activation via keyboard- script activation via mouse click |
in tab order - no script activation via keyboard- script activation via mouse click |
NOT in tab order - no script activation via keyboard- script activation via mouse click |
NOT in tab order - no script activation via keyboard- script activation via mouse click |
NOT in tab order - no script activation via keyboard- script activation via mouse click |
| JAWS 15 announces acc name/description/role can navigate to navigate to and activate the button. |
No - object/SVG ignored |
No - object identified as frame SVG ignored |
No - object/SVG ignored |
N/A |
N/A |
| NVDA 2013.1.1 announces acc name/description/role can navigate to navigate to and activate the button. |
No - object identified as 'embedded object', SVG ignored |
Partial - obejected identified as 'iframe graphic clickable' no acc name/desc. when iframe has focus pressing enter/space changes color of cirlce (script works) |
No - when cursoring to object file path for svg file is announced, no other info. |
N/A |
N/A |
| VoiceOver on OSX announces acc name/description/role can navigate to navigate to and activate the button. |
N/A |
N/A |
N/A |
No - Object/SVG ignored |
No - Object/SVG ignored |


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name: Color
layout: layout-container
description: The color guidelines provide base colors to convey meaning in backgrounds, borders, and text.
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As a general rule, SKY UX uses color to convey meaning and not as pure decoration. You should rarely apply colors directly to elements because components incorporate colors as necessary. If a need for color arises outside of a component, you likely need to create a component for that scenario.
Text
For text, ensure that the contrast between the text color and the background color is at least 4.5:1 to meet Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0 level AA.
Usage
The default color for text
Code
$sky-text-color-default
Code
$sky-text-color-deemphasized
Usage
Text on a dark background
Code
$sky-text-color-on-dark
Usage
Action-invoking elements such as links
Code
$sky-text-color-action-primary
Usage
Borderless icon buttons such as the expand/collapse chevron
Code
$sky-text-color-icon-borderless
Backgrounds
Usage
Background for elements that need to contrast with the containers they hold, such as a record page made up of tiles
Code
$sky-background-color-neutral-light
Usage
Background for elements that invoke primary actions, such as a primary button
Code
$sky-background-color-primary-dark
Usage
Background for disabled interactive elements such as buttons
Code
$sky-background-color-disabled
Usage
Background for selected items within a list of items
Code
$sky-background-color-selected
Usage
Background for elements that convey an "information" status, such as alerts, labels, and toasts
Code
$sky-background-color-info
Usage
Background for less important elements that convey an "information" status, such as applied filter bubbles
Code
$sky-background-color-info-light
Usage
Background for elements that convey a "success" status, such as alerts, labels, and toasts
Code
$sky-background-color-success
Usage
Background for elements that convey a "warning" status, such as alerts, labels, and toasts
Code
$sky-background-color-warning
Usage
Background for elements that convey a "danger" status, such as alerts, labels, and toasts
Code
$sky-background-color-danger
Usage
Background for buttons that invoke a primary action that is destructive, such as deleting an item
Code
$sky-background-color-danger-dark
Highlights
Usage
Highlight for elements that convey an "information" status, such as alerts, labels, and toasts
Code
$sky-highlight-color-info
Usage
Highlight for elements that convey a "success" status, such as alerts, labels, and toasts
Code
$sky-highlight-color-success
Usage
Highlight for elements that convey a "warning" status, such as alerts, labels, and toasts
Code
$sky-highlight-color-warning
Usage
Highlight for elements that convey a "danger" status, such as alerts, labels, and toasts
Code
$sky-highlight-color-danger
Borders
Usage
Borders that separate sections of content within a container
Code
$sky-border-color-neutral-light
Usage
Borders that separate containers from their surroundings, or that separate sections of active elements from the contents of a container such as separating a toolbar from a list of records
Code
$sky-border-color-neutral-medium


Confirmed Shooting at Duncan Walmart This Morning
by StrykerReports are coming in about a shooting at the Walmart in Duncan, Oklahoma.
KSWO is reporting that multiple people were shot outside of the local Duncan Walmart this morning, they also say the shooter is among the dead as well. OKC Fox is reporting at least three fatalities at the location. No other information is available at this time. We will update the story as more comes in.


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B-Track is a complete solution for BRTC to track buses details information with different types of accounting report. There are few steps to track all buses activity and accounting details. It can easily track below activities:
- Can track bus details which are on repair, which are on route.
- Can easily track income of individual bus. It's may have on route income or different route income.
- You can easily compare cost vs income of every bus.
- Easily can generate different types of report.
Reports are:
- Daily Bus Log Report
- Daily Bus Position Report
- Daily Income Report
- Payslip Report which are used or not
- Monthly Individual Bus Report Route Wise
- Monthly Income Report Route Wise
- Monthly Income Report Bus Type Wise
Modules are:
- Bus history tracking
- Accounting
- Store Management
- Reporting


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Dice number
Throw
Hold!
Turn total:
Current User:
User 1
Score total:
User 2
Score total:
Congratulations!
You won the game!!!