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Mellinger: /* Rosetta Stone */

2025-04-21T16:48:37Z

Rosetta Stone

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	// Startup modules		// Startup modules
	const char* modules~~[] =~~ { "SignalGenerator --LogMouse=1 --LogKeyboard=1", "SpectralSignalProcessing", "CursorTask" };		std::vector<std::string> modules{ "SignalGenerator --LogMouse=1 --LogKeyboard=1", "SpectralSignalProcessing", "CursorTask" };
	~~std::vector<std::string> vModules( &modules[0], &modules[0] + sizeof( modules ) / sizeof( *modules ) )~~;		if( !bci.StartupModules( modules ) )
	if( !bci.StartupModules( ~~vModules~~ ) )
	{		{
	std::cerr << bci.Result();		std::cerr << bci.Result();

Wengelhardt at 14:57, 21 April 2025

2025-04-21T14:57:01Z

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	=~~Parallel Examples~~=		=Rosetta Stone=
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Wengelhardt: Made the examples actually parallel

2025-04-18T19:41:02Z

Made the examples actually parallel

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Wengelhardt: First draft of parallel versions, not edited yet to make them exactly parallel

2025-04-18T17:44:42Z

First draft of parallel versions, not edited yet to make them exactly parallel

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Wengelhardt: Created page with "BCI2000 can be interacted with through external commands, called Application Program Interface (API) commands. BCI2000 provides its own extensive scripting language, called Operator Module Scripting. These commands can then be called with various languages, such as Matlab, Python, C++, JavaScript, and more. This page provides links to each language's documentation page, with the specific commands that can be used. Examples for each language will then be linked at the bo..."

2025-04-18T16:56:53Z

Created page with "BCI2000 can be interacted with through external commands, called Application Program Interface (API) commands. BCI2000 provides its own extensive scripting language, called Operator Module Scripting. These commands can then be called with various languages, such as Matlab, Python, C++, JavaScript, and more. This page provides links to each language's documentation page, with the specific commands that can be used. Examples for each language will then be linked at the bo..."

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BCI2000 can be interacted with through external commands, called Application Program Interface (API) commands. BCI2000 provides its own extensive scripting language, called Operator Module Scripting. These commands can then be called with various languages, such as Matlab, Python, C++, JavaScript, and more.

This page provides links to each language's documentation page, with the specific commands that can be used. Examples for each language will then be linked at the bottom.
=API Documentation and Examples=
{|class="wikitable"
|'''Operator Scripting'''
|[[User Reference:Operator Module Scripting|Documentation]]
|Examples
|-
|'''Matlab'''
|[[Technical Reference:BCI2000Remote Library|Documentation]]
|[[User Tutorial:BCI2000Remote#MatlabTutorial|Examples]]
|-
|'''Python'''
|[[Programming Reference:BCI2000Remote Class|Documentation]]
|[[User Tutorial:BCI2000Remote#Python_Tutorial|Examples]]
|-
|'''C++'''
|[[Programming Reference:BCI2000Remote Class|Documentation]]
|[[User Tutorial:BCI2000Remote#C++_Tutorial|Examples]]
|-
|'''Windows (C#, .NET, JScript)'''
|[[Contributions:BCI2000Automation|Documentation]]
|[[Contributions:BCI2000Automation#Examples|Examples]]
|-
|'''Unity'''
|[[Contributions:BCI2000RemoteNET|Documentation]]
|[[Contributions:BCI2000RemoteNET#Examples|Examples]]
|}