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#X obj 70 131 cnv 11 116 17 empty empty normal search 5 9 0 14 -1
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#X obj 70 241 cnv 11 130 17 empty empty skipping search 5 9 0 14 -1
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#X obj 70 401 cnv 11 150 17 empty empty monolithic search 5 9 0 14
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#X text 65 615 https://github.com/HenriAugusto/completion-plugin;
#X text 210 241 searches starting with a "." (period);
#X text 210 241 searches starting with a "." (period);
#X obj 66 584 cnv 11 476 17 empty empty See the full readme on
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#X text 367 438 \,;
#X text 231 401 searches starting with a " " (comma);
#X text 387 401 \,;
#X text 69 86 There are 3 search modes. The plugin will change it's
color to indicate which search mode is being used. You can edit those
colors in Preferences -> Auto Complete Settings, f 90;
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#X text 70 63 Click with the LMB or press enter to choose an completion.
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#X text 66 156 1 - Create an object box and press Ctrl+space. Then
type poly to see the suggestions;
#X text 66 279 2 - Create an object box and press Ctrl+space. Then
type ".mfn" to find the [makefilename] object. It searches for anything
that contains the 'm' \, 'f' and 'n' chars in that order., f 89;
#X text 66 439 3 - Create an object box and press Ctrl+space. Then
type  demu to find the [demultiplex] object located in zexy. You need
to load the desired library to use those objects because they are located
inside a 'monolithic' distribution (.dll \, pd_linux or pd_darwin)
, f 78;
#X text 72 37 Create a new object box \, place it and then press Ctrl+space
anytime to start seeing suggestions. (you can edit this hotkey in preferences)
, f 89;
