Scripting tab

Scripting allows you to extend NetStumbler in a variety of ways. For example, you could use it to ...

Interface with a mapping/GIS application
Send data to a database for custom processing
Drive a text-to-speech system, so you never have to look at the screen
Control custom robotic hardware (such as a device that locates access points, and attaches "I was here!" stickers to them, or fires lasers)
Other ideas that you may have

Type allows you to choose what sort of script should run:

No Scripting disables scripts and causes NetStumbler's default audio feedback mechanism to be used.
Default Script runs NetStumbler's built-in script that provides slightly more complex audio feedback.
External Script runs the script in the file of your choice. Use File and Browse to choose which one, and Language to determine which script engine to use.

Status reports what the script is doing, and in the case of an error in the script it will tell you a little more about it.