#N canvas 23 88 577 539 10;
#X obj 75 431 namecanvas foo;
#X obj 29 431 s foo;
#X obj 29 382 tgl 15 0 empty empty empty 17 7 0 10 -262144 -1 -1 0
1;
#X msg 29 407 tip \$1 hello every 1 :);
#X text 28 52 1) Turn on "Autotips" from the "Edit" menu.;
#X text 28 112 3) A blue box with text will appear at the bottom left
of the patch with a description for the object \, or a list of methods
for the xlet.;
#X text 28 82 2) Mouse over an object or xlet:;
#X obj 231 81 clip;
#X obj 12 507 works-with-abstractions-too;
#X text 194 506 <- Right-click and choose "Help" to see how to specify
the tip data inside a help patch;
#X text 28 32 0) For maximum usefulness \, get the revised PDDP docs
;
#X text 28 162 4) Even if you don't have the PDDP docs \, you can still
make your own tips \, even for abstractions \, by creating a help patch
that includes a [pd META] subpatch (see bottom of patch). "Autotips"
parses the help patch on the fly to generate the tip.;
#X text 29 6 Part I: Autotips;
#X text 29 286 Part II: Manual tips;
#X text 29 336 A manual tip is "sticky"-- it remains visible either
until you hide it \, or an autotip is generated. If "Autotips" are
turned off \, you can still generate manual tips.;
#X text 28 242 "Autotips" creates a "transient" tip: it disappears
after you leave the object or xlet that created it.;
#X text 29 307 1) Send a "tip" message to your canvas \, followed by
a 1 and the message to be displayed. Send a 0 to hide it.;
#X text 199 424 "Autotips" work in edit-mode. Manual tips can be displayed
in both edit mode and run mode.;
#X connect 2 0 3 0;
#X connect 3 0 1 0;
