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{{STX|caps}} implements a powerful scripting language and a signal processing language. This document will try to give you the necessary information to program your own applications. | {{STX|caps}} implements a powerful scripting language and a signal processing language. This document will try to give you the necessary information to program your own applications.[[#remark|but see (*)]] | ||
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;{{anchor|remark|(*)}}: I too do know that, contrary to its claims, such a short article cannot, and will not, give ''anyone'' the necessary information to program their own {{Stx}} applications. For this reason, allow me to refer you to the following articles I found much more helpful: | |||
:* [[Programmer_Guide/STx_Guru|Becoming an {{STX}} guru}}: this is the canonical, because only, introductory manual with some inner structure. If you have to learn {{Stx}} programming - start here! | |||
:* [[Programmer_Guide/Introduction|Introduction]]: I think that the writer of this article might also have had intentions to provide an introduction to {{STx}}. The article stops short of introducing more than a few {{STX}} concepts, though. | |||
Revision as of 23:10, 29 April 2014
STx implements a powerful scripting language and a signal processing language. This document will try to give you the necessary information to program your own applications.but see (*)
Scripts can be used to implement:
- simple processing lists, calling standard STx signal processing applications
- signal processing applications (like the Spectrogram & Parameters Viewer)
- complex database operations on the STx DataSet
- in fact, everything you see in STx can be programmed in the scripting language
- actually, everything you see in STx is programmed in the scripting language
The term script is a synonym for an application implemented using one or more STx macros, classes and SPUs, and executed by the script controller application BScript.
Source code - structure and syntax
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- (*)
- I too do know that, contrary to its claims, such a short article cannot, and will not, give anyone the necessary information to program their own STx applications. For this reason, allow me to refer you to the following articles I found much more helpful:
- [[Programmer_Guide/STx_Guru|Becoming an STx guru}}: this is the canonical, because only, introductory manual with some inner structure. If you have to learn STx programming - start here!
- Introduction: I think that the writer of this article might also have had intentions to provide an introduction to STx. The article stops short of introducing more than a few STx concepts, though.
