.EEG files contain type codes. Every sweep can be asscociated with a type code so that you can average your data according to an experimental condition. TYPES reads these codes and and writes them to a new file, one code per line.
Usage
Copy types.exe to a directory contained in your path environment variable,
or simply to the directory where your data are. Suppose you want to know the
type codes in a file called TEST.EEG. You can either be specific
and type
types test.eeg
or, if you are lazy, like me, you can also type
types test
The result will be a new file with the name TEST.TST that will
contain one line per sweep and each line will contain the type code of the
corresponding sweep.
You can download the source code (772 Byte) that should compile with any C++ compiler, or you can download the precompiled binary (84,484 Byte).