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#X restore 393 167 graph;
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#X text 200 314 creation argument;
#X text 202 332 is array name;
#X text 84 164 set y value;
#X text 184 200 change array name;
#X text 431 487 updated for Pd version 0.33;
#X text 118 22 - write numbers to a table;
#X text 86 234 right inlet selects x value (indexed from 0). Note that
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#X text 61 429 see also the "array" examples from section 2 (click
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#X restore 534 132 pd init-table;
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#X msg 69 200 set tabwrite-ex;
#X text 42 66 Tabwrite writes floats into an array \, input values
are set in the left inlet \, while the index is set on the right inlet.
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