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Revision as of 11:10, 15 January 2016
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.
Current STx Version: STx Version 5.0.6
- General introduction into programming STx applications and scripts.
- How to become an STx Guru in 230.195 simple steps (2005) - by all means, read this first if you are new to STx programming
- Introduction
- Source code
- Examples
- Detailed description of built-in (shell) commands, shell items, standard macros and classes.
- Command Reference
- Macro and Class Reference
- Shell Items
- Signal Processing Subsystem - SP-Units (SPU) and SP-Atoms
- Quick Reference
- How to program STx scripts and toolboxes.
- Programming a Toolbox
- Scripts (or script applications)
- Script Debugger
- Miscellaneous
- General Descriptions
- Infos for STX Developers
- Bugs
- Plans, Ideas and Wishes
