The script writes frame information to a log window, a simple demonstration of accessing frame information and output to the log window

This script can be used to compare two data files. As it stands, it performs a few simple checks on the two files to determine whether their contents are the same, but it could be modified to allow you to modify the data contained in the two files, instead of simply comparing it.

This script was created and used to test the average-generating algorithm used in the multi-file averager (see above) and could be used to test any script which can produce testable results, for instance, a multi-file power spectrum.

This script allows you to create complex Signal script dialogs without writing code. You can add, delete, move and edit dialog items interactively by pressing toolbar buttons and using keyboard shortcuts. You can create dialogs with up to 20 user-defined buttons, up to 40 items of other types and up to 200 text prompts. When you have finished designing your dialog, the script prints out the required code so that you can copy and paste it into your script.

This script requires Signal version 3.

This script opens each file in a directory and dumps it as text, but what it is particularly useful for is as an example of batch processing.

This script requires Signal version 3.