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# Introduction
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# Batch Context Scripting
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This EEGLAB extension provides an easy to use graphic user interface (GUI) for generating scripted pipelines and executing them on multiple data files.
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# Pipeline Basics
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## Basic Definitions
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* **History Batch File (.htb)** is a matlab code framework that contains all of the function calls but where all of the specific function inputs are [swap_strings]. These frameworks act as templates for your batches and they have their unique specifics modified by adjusting a batch configuration file, so they can rapidly be adjusted depending on the batch you are running.
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* **History Batch File (.htb)** is a matlab code framework that contains all of the function calls but where all of the specific function inputs are [swap_strings]. These frameworks act as templates for your batches and they have their unique specifics modified by adjusting a batch configuration file, so they can rapidly be adjusted depending on the batch you are running.
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* **Script (.m)** is also matlab code but has a .m file type. It is the *History Batch File* framework but has been successfully string swapped according to the configuration file so that its specifics are unique for each data file. These contain the actual code that matlab will be preforming.
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* **Script (.m)** is also matlab code but has a .m file type. It is the *History Batch File* framework but has been successfully string swapped according to the configuration file so that its specifics are unique for each data file. These contain the actual code that matlab will be preforming.
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* **Pipeline** refered here to a series of *History Batch File* scripts that are loaded in order such that the output of one is the input for the next. They can streamline what would be multiple processes into into one single batch execution.
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* **Pipeline** refered here to a series of *History Batch File* scripts that are loaded in order such that the output of one is the input for the next. They can streamline what would be multiple processes into into one single batch execution.
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