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#X text 7 154 WEBSITE http://crca.ucsd.edu/~msp/;
#X text 7 10 LICENSE SIBSD;
#X text 7 136 AUTHOR Miller Puckette;
#X text 7 172 RELEASE_DATE 1997;
#X text 7 118 LIBRARY cyclone;
#X text 7 190 HELP_PATCH_AUTHORS Alex Cleveland updated this patch
for Pd-l2ork version 2013.05.28;
#X text 7 -8 KEYWORDS table graph store array;
#X text 7 28 DESCRIPTION store and graphically edit an array of numbers
;
#X text 7 46 INLET_0 int <int1>_<int2> inv_<int> other;
#X text 7 64 INLET_1 ??????;
#X text 7 82 OUTLET_0 float;
#X text 7 100 OUTLET_1 bang;
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#X text 11 23 Store and graphically edit an array of numbers;
#X text 197 397 - outputs number at position of float;
#X text 101 397 int;
#X text 101 417 <int1> <int2>;
#X text 197 417 - store int 2 at postion int1;
#X text 101 437 inv <int>;
#X text 197 438 - get position of <int> in array;
#X text 101 460 other messages;
#X text 101 527 float;
#X text 197 529 - could mean various things depending on input;
#X text 197 598 - option arg to name the table \, or to read in from
the table name specified;
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#X text 101 552 bang;
#X text 197 554 - when table has been changed by editing it with the
mouse;
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#X text 201 149 store;
#X text 152 118 random;
#X msg 317 284 quantile \$1;
#X msg 110 61 open;
#X msg 207 266 \$1 \$1;
#X msg 260 266 inv \$1;
#X text 154 149 read;
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#X text 249 149 inv read;
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#X text 310 149 read quantile;
#X text 163 340 The right outlet sends a bang when the table has been
changed by editing with the mouse;
#X text 108 702 You may name the table with an argument. Many boxes
may share the same table by using the same name. If there is a file
by that name it will be read into the table if possible.;
#X msg 118 81 sum;
#X msg 124 101 length;
#X text 108 657 You can close the table window by clicking its close
box \, and reopen it by double-clicking the "table" box or sending
it the open message.;
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#X text 197 488 - ?????;
#X text 101 486 ??????;
#X text 84 598 1) table name;
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