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BatchChecksum.1sc |
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Demonstrates how to batch process a set of files. Takes as input a text file containing a list of file names, one per line. Opens each file in the list, performs processing on the file (in this case does an MD5 checksum) and then closes the file.
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CreateMassData.1sc |
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Create mass data files to check input field boundaries
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IsASCII.1sc |
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Determines if the currently open file contains only ASCII characters (byte range 0..127). If a non-ASCII byte is found, the cursor is moved to the first byte.
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InsertTiffTag.1sc |
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Inserts the specified tag into a TIFF image, updating the necessary attributes and offsets accordingly.
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JoinFile.1sc |
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Reassembles files that were split with the SplitFile.1sc script. The user must select the first file in the sequence to reassemble.
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LinearSum.1sc |
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Compute checksums for 1 byte, 2 bytes, 4 bytes and 8 bytes long words, big endian and little endian.
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MultiplePaste.1sc |
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Executes a paste operation a number of times. The user can enter the number of times to paste in an input box.
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Randomize.1sc |
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Assigns a set of random byte values to a file. If a selection is made, only the selected bytes are modified, otherwise the whole file is modified. The user can enter a minimum and maximum value to generate.
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SplitFile.1sc |
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Splits the current file into a number of equal sized files. The user must enter the size of each file and the first file name in the sequence to write (for example, file0001.dat).
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XORSelection.1sc |
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Xors the current selection with a set of bytes, which causes the bytes to be encoded so they cannot be read by a human. Run the Xor again on the encoded selection to decode the data.
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