Version 2.1.3  

slsh -- the S-Lang shell

 

New!  Discover the beauty of Complex Numbers with fztopng, an slsh script that takes the complexity out of Complex Domain Coloring.


The S-Lang distribution includes an application called slsh that may be used for writing both interactive and non-interactive S-Lang scripts and applications. Moreover, slsh contains a number of high-level functions that are available to any conforming S-Lang application (jed, isis, etc). See the SLSH Library Reference for more information about those functions.

This page contains links to a number of useful S-Lang scripts that may be executed with slsh. For more information about writing slsh scripts, see the slsh-specific chapters of A Guide to the S-Lang Language..

Note: Some of these scripts may not work with older versions of S-Lang. The currently released version is 2.1.3. Many of them require modules such as the cURL module, which must be installed separately, or the pcre module, which is distributed with S-Lang.


podcatch-0.2.0.tar.gz
This is the script that I use for retrieving podcasts for my mediacenter and MP3 player. It makes use of the cURL module to concurrently download the feeds.

mkvx2csv.sl
I use this script to program my VX-2. More specifically, it creates a CSV file for use with the VX-2 commander software. I find it much easier to add frequencies to this script than to the commander's spreadsheet.

chandra-get
I wrote this script to download data from the Chandra archive. It requires the cURL and pcre modules.

gpgsign
This is the script that I use to create digital signatures via GnuPG.

moxgen.sl
I used this script to design my first moxon antenna. It is a translation of the BASIC code found at http://www.cebik.com/moxon/moxgen.html.

fztopng
This simple-to-use script uses the technique of Complex Domain Coloring to create beautiful images from functions of Complex Numbers.

More scripts will be added when time permits.

This page was last updated Jan 21, 2008 by John E. Davis.
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