Scripting Docs and Examples?

Question

I've been looking all morning for scripting documentation. Does it exist? If so, where can I get some?

Answer 1

Here's documentation on the scripting FFT Filter arguments I (younglove) did some years ago:
cmd: Filters\FFT Filter
1: 2      number of points in initial filter graph
Following are pairs of args for each point on graph
(args 2 and 3 are for point 1, args 4 and 5 are for point 2, etc. for arg1 number of pairs).
2: 0      First arg represents frequency point in range 0-4096
3: 50     Second arg is amplitude percent (50% up the vertical scale in this example) in range 0-100
4: 4096   Second point pair frequency
5: 50     Second point pair amplitude
6: 2      repeating the above meaning for the final filter graph
7: 0
8: 50
9: 4096
10: 50
11: 2     1=passive (%), 2=logarithmic (dB)
12: 1     0=nomorph, 1=morph
13: 6000  Precision Factor calculated as (FFT_Size [arg 30] / Precision_Factor), integer, no rounding.
          This example, precision factor = (24000 [arg 30 here] / 6000 [arg 13 here]) = 4
14: 1     0=nolock, 1=lock (to constant filter)
15: 0     ?
16: 4     Transition curve number of points, as above
17: 0     Point 1 freq, as above
18: 0     Point 1 amp, as above
19: 648   Point 2 freq
20: 31    Point 2 amp
21: 831   Point 3 freq
22: 57    Point 3 amp
23: 1000  Point 4 freq
24: 100   Point 4 amp
25: 5     Windowing function: 0=triangular, 1=Hanning, 2=Hamming, 3=Blackman, 4=Gaussian, 5=Blackman-Harris, etc.
26: 0     ?
27: 100   ?
28: -6    Min dB
29: 6     Max dB
30: 24000 FFT
31: 9043968 args 31-41 here: bunch of ascending numbers, no apparent meaning
32: x       [too lazy to type them all in]
33: x
34: x
35: x
36: x
37: x
38: x
39: x
40: x
41: 786377799
42: 74514432 args 42-52 here: bunch of ascending numbers, no apparent meaning
43: x        [too lazy to type them all in]
44: x
45: x
46: x
47: x
48: x
49: x
51: x
52: 786378462
53: 0     ?
54: 2     ?
55: 1     On Transition Graph, 0=no graph response at point, 1=graph response at point
56: 1     ?
57: 1     ?
58: 0     ?
59: 0     ?
60: 0     ?
61: 1     0=linear scale, 1=log scale
62: 0     0=no spline curves, 1=spline curves
63: 44100 sample rate
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