outputname       default pathname to appear at "OUTPUTfile" prompt  overlayname       pathname to file which can be overlaid on a       signal (Note that setting a default inputname does not cause       waves+ to read in the file).  play_prog       The name of the D/A play program to use when the       DSP32 board is not present or disabled (use_dsp32 == 0).  readout_bar_height       height in pixels of the readout bar (X Windows only)  ref_size       initial size of the display buffer (seconds)  ref_start       default starting time for file display (sec)  ref_step       page step size for "page ahead/back" (seconds)  remote_path       This string is prepended to to file names when       ESPS external commands are run   scrollbar_height       height of the scrollbar in new windows (pixels)  scroll_ganged       1 to scroll all signals in object, 0 for just       one (see also zoom_ganged)  sgram_prog       The name of the spectrogram program to use when       the DSP32 board is not present or disabled.    show_labels       if 1 (default), display FEA field names on every parameter track  show_vals       if 1 (default), display numerical values on every parameter track        as cursor moves  temp_path       directory in which waves+ will write temporary files   use_dsp32       1 to use dsp board, 0 to ignore dsp board; this       is normally set by waves+ on startup   verbose       Values > 0 cause various feedback messages to be printed  wave_height       height of new waveform windows  wave_width       width of new waveform windows  wb_spect_params       file with parameters for "wideband" spectrograms       (see also nb_spect_params)  write_common       If 1, write ESPS Common each time markers are set  x_increment       horizontal displacement between successive windows  y_increment       vertical displacement between successive windows  zoom_ratio       fractional change caused by "zoom" operations  zoom_ganged       1 to zoom all signals in object, 0 for just one       (see also scroll_ganged)WAVES+ COMMANDS===============Waves+ commands may be executed by entering them manually in the control panel, or by running a command file containing a sequence of commands.  The available commands are listed below.  The command name is shown on the left followed by a short description enclosed in ">>" and "<<" brackets.  Most commands have one or more optional attribute-value pairs that follow the command name.  The availableattributes are listed, one-per-line, right after the command.  Forexplanations, see the man page.  The following should be used as reminders about the commands, not as a means for learning them.    set          >> SET GLOBAL PARAMETERS FOR THE PROGRAM <<         <global name>  add_espsf    >> ADD EXTERNAL ESPS-TO-FILE CALL TO WAVES+ MENU <<         name          out_ext         display         command  add_espst    >> ADD EXTERNAL ESPS-TO-TEXT CALL TO WAVES+ MENU <<         name          command  add_espsn    >> ADD EXTERNAL ESPS (NO OUTPUT) CALL TO WAVES+ MENU <<         name          command  cd           >> CHANGE WORKING DIRECTORY <<         path   detach       >> DETACH ANY FUNCTION CURRENTLY ATTACHED TO waves+ <<  attach       >> ATTACH A FUNCTION (LIKE label (1-ESPS)) <<         function  send         >> SEND A MESSAGE TO THE FUNCTION ATTACHED TO waves+ <<         <any string>  pause        >> PAUSE READING FROM COMMAND FILE FOR INTERACTION <<  kill         >> DESTROY ONE OR MORE DATA VIEWS <<         <none>         name          file   make         >> CREATE A DATA VIEW AND/OR DISPLAY ENSEMBLE <<         name          file          identifiers         numbers         <any 'set' keyword>              as described above for the "set" command.  A few              of the more commonly used variables have been              given aliases for convenience:                 duration                 start                 width                 height                 loc_x                 loc_y  quit         >> CAUSES waves+ TO QUIT AND RETURN TO UNIX <<  sleep        >> SLEEP WHILE BACKGROUND PROCESS OCCURS (e.g. D/A) <<         seconds  shell        >> SEND COMMANDS TO A UNIX SHELL <<     <unix command line>  branch       >> TRANSFER CONTROL TO ANOTHER WAVES COMMAND FILE <<         commandname  call         >> CALL A WAVES COMMAND FILE AS A SUBROUTINE <<         commandname  return       >> RETURN TO THE CALLING WAVES COMMAND FILE <<  ----------------------------------------------------------  The following commands and keyword/arguments may be sent to  display ensembles (named as in the "make" command above):  ----------------------------------------------------------  align        >> ALIGN ALL VIEWS IN A DISPLAY ENSEMBLE <<         file     activate     >> ENABLE/DISABLE PLOTTING OF SELECTED VECTOR ELEMENTS <<         file                  op                    numbers               identifiers   close        >> CLOSE A DATA VIEW AND TURN INTO AN ICON<<         file   open         >> OPEN A DATA VIEW THAT IS CLOSED (ICONIZED) <<         file   bracket      >> CHANGE VIEW STARTING TIME AND TIME SCALE <<         file          start         end    overlay      >> OVERLAY PARAMETER TRACKS ON SPECTROGRAMS <<         file          on_file        page         >> PAGE SIGNAL IN WINDOW<<         file          step          ref_step  play_wind    >> PLAY WINDOW <<         file   save         >> SAVE SEGMENT IN OUTPUT FILE<<         file          start	 end	 get  get          >> GET INFO. FROM waves+ (FOR ATTACHED FUNCTIONS ) <<         attributes         file 	 output	 aname  cursor       >> MOVE THE TIME/FREQUENCY CURSOR <<         time          frequency  marker       >> MOVE THE RIGHT OR LEFT TIME MARKER <<         time          do_left  colormap     >> CHANGE THE COLORMAP USED FOR SPECTROGRAMS <<         file          threshold         range  spectrogram  >> MAKE A SPECTROGRAM OF DISPLAYED PCM DATA <<         file          loc_x         loc_y         type          start         end    play         >> D/A CONVERT DATA IN A PCM VIEW <<         file          start         end    mark         >> APPLY TIME MARKS TO ALL VIEWS IN THE ENSEMBLE <<         time          color  unmark        >> REMOVE TIME MARKS FROM THE ENSEMBLE <<         all            time          color-----waves+ help file Version 1.11 of 8/14/91; Copyright (c) 1988, 1989, 1989, 1990, 1991 ESI/AT&T