Adds two waveform channels together between stated times. The script is a little complicated for what it does; it has a lot of error checking.

Users of Spike2 versions 5 and above can use the built-in Virtual Channels to perform channel arithmetic.

This script enables the user to copy sections of waveform, and corresponding event data from several different files and to paste them into a newly created data file. Each section copied will be appended to previously copied data, and optional gaps can be left. This file can then be saved as a normal Spike2 data file.

This script is now superseded by the Merge Files script for Spike2 versions 5 and above.

Chops off sections of data before and after a chunk that you want to isolate. It works only on waveform channels. Beware! This script makes large, irreversible changes to your data-file.

Extracting waveform sections from a channel can be done interactively using a memory buffer or by using the Copy to memory channel command.

This script almost wholly consists of a Rectify function which demonstrates how to generate rectified data in a memory channel.

Rectification can be applied as a Channel Process in Spike2 version 4 and higher, but this script remains a good example of copying and manipulating channel data using the script language.

This script uses an XY view to generate a raster plot with the raster time-base horizontal - unlike the raster display mode built into Spike2. It requires version 3 or later.

Takes a script and shrinks its size, while preserving the functionality.

This script demonstrates how to find events from a waveform channel using cursors. Now superseded by the memory buffer facilities in version 3.