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#X declare -lib list-abs;
#X declare -lib list-abs;
#X declare -lib list-abs;
#X obj 451 20 import list-abs;
#X obj 47 208 prepent set;
#X msg 47 124 a b c;
#X msg 91 124 d e f;
#X msg 136 124 bang;
#X msg 47 231;
#X obj 283 208 prepent set;
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#X obj 139 345 prepent set;
#X obj 139 294 metro 100;
#X obj 139 252 loadbang;
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1;
#X text 275 313 uses [list-value] internally \; exploit that if you
like;
#X text 460 370 2008 Luke Iannini;
#X msg 283 231;
#X msg 139 370;
#X obj 139 316 list-value \$0.my-list;
#X obj 47 172 list-value-extend \$0.my-list;
#X obj 283 172 list-value-extend \$0.my-list;
#X text 15 24 [list-value-extend] - append new input to the current
value \, then replace the current value with the result. Outputs current
value when [bang(ed \, just like vanilla [list-value]. Use [clear(
to clear all [list-value-extend]s and [list-value]s of the same name.
;
#X msg 173 124 clear;
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