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    StringTemplate-for-Octave

    StringTemplate-for-Octave

    Interface for GNU Octave/MATLAB with StringTemplate V4 template engine

    ...An Octave script wraps your data in suitable Java collections, so that deeply nested data structures can be passed to the template engine just like that - and without the need for a compiled Java interface class, as it would when directly building on Octave's generic Java interface to access StringTemplate. A major sample presents a simple compiler, which passes its entire parse tree as a single deeply structured data object to the template engine for code generation. All you have to do is copying the wrapper script somewhere into your Octave search path and adjusting the Java class path such that the StringTemplate jar and all of your template files are found. Now, running the template expansion is one simple Octave command looking like: txt=st4Render(groupFile, template, attribute, value, attrib2, val2, ..)
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    JSONLab

    JSONLab

    JSONLab: compact, portable, robust JSON/binary-JSON encoder

    JSONLab is a free and open-source JSON/UBJSON/MessagePack encoder and decoder written in the native MATLAB language. It can be used to convert a MATLAB data structure (array, struct, cell, struct array, cell array, and objects) into JSON/UBJSON/MessagePack formatted strings and files, or to parse a JSON/UBJSON/MessagePack file into MATLAB data structure. JSONLab supports nearly all versions of MATLAB and GNU Octave (a free MATLAB clone). The development of JSONLab is currently funded by the...
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    EnDiskEx

    Bulk extractor for Ensoniq-formatted disk images

    EnDiskEx is a command-line tool that bulk extracts instruments, sequences, songs, and banks from Ensoniq-formatted disk images (RAW, GKH, EDE, and EDA) for the EPS/ASR family of samplers. The extracted files are saved as EFE / SMF / TXT files. EnDiskEx is designed to extract Ensoniq banks for re-creation within a different DAW. It will track down the instrument and song files from bank references even if they were saved on another disk. There also exists a disk mapping feature to...
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    Txt2XMLParser is a versatile and generic text to xml converter library. Based on Regular Expression it can be configured using a single xml file allowing to parse any txt file format (csv , generic txt files, protocol formats such as SIP)
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