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#N canvas 452 54 925 369 10;
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#X obj 443 239 print done;
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#X text 72 260 see also:;
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#X text 334 293 this outlet gets the lines in sequence.;
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#X text 127 9 read and write messages into text files;
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#X obj 406 201 msgfile;
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#X obj 133 261 textfile;
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#X text 18 57 The msgfile object is derived from the textfile object
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and expands its features.;
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#X text 15 97 new features are :;
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#X text 127 110 insert \, append \, delete \, replace;
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#X text 492 36 output one line as a list and move to the next;
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#X text 90 201 add2 : read "add too" \; append to an existing line
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#X text 528 222 This outlet gets a bang when you hit the end of the
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sequence \; it will also get the current position when using "when"
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#X text 127 97 end \, goto \, skip;
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#X text 131 127 flush \, where \, this \, prev \, next;
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#X text 73 163 read/write can handle csv files too;
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#X text 618 7 part of zexy;
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#N canvas 585 487 646 300 navigation 0;
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#X text 140 139 go to beginning;
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#X text 139 163 go the the end;
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#X msg 92 214 skip -1;
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#X text 145 237 where are we now ?;
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#X text 146 214 go to the <n>th line from here;
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#X text 142 188 go to line number <n>;
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#X text 44 38 navigating through the lines of a [msgfile];
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#X text 42 62 these messages will not output any data;
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#X text 41 80 'where' will output the position of the "cursor" at the
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2nd outlet of [msgfile];
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#X restore 443 84 pd navigation;
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#N canvas 0 0 458 426 data 0;
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#X text 154 140 output one line as a list and move to the next;
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#X text 151 189 output the previous line;
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#X text 153 229 output the next line;
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#X text 151 209 output the current line;
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#X text 153 263 output all lines;
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#X text 39 37 get the contents of the [msgfile] line-by-line;
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#X text 37 63 'prev' \, 'this' \, 'next' and 'flush' will not alter
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#X restore 443 64 pd data retrieval;
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#N canvas 489 234 669 573 editing 0;
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#X msg 140 481 set 2 4 6 8;
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#X text 246 480 clear and then add one message;
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#X msg 136 258 add cis boom bah;
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#X msg 136 277 add2 bang;
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#X text 190 102 empty the object;
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#X msg 137 161 delete 2;
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#X text 272 303 insert a message before the current line;
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#X text 238 255 add a message at the end of the object;
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#X msg 137 359 append after the break of dawn;
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#X text 331 356 add a message at the current position;
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#X msg 138 437 replace the new day;
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#X text 330 437 replace the current line;
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#X msg 136 306 insert before sunrise;
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#X msg 136 325 insert2 inserted;
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#X msg 137 378 append2 appendix;
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#X msg 137 141 delete;
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#X text 191 142 delete the current line;
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#X text 194 161 delete the specified line;
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#X msg 137 180 delete 4 7;
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#X text 205 181 delete the specified region;
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#X msg 137 200 delete 7 4;
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#X text 208 200 delete all but the specified region;
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#X text 56 39 editing (adding \, modifying \, deleting) the content
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#X text 237 275 add to the last line (INCOMPATIBLE with [textfile])
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#X text 275 325 add to the previous line (INCOMPATIBLE with [textfile])
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#X text 330 379 add to the current line (INCOMPATIBLE with [textfile])
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#X restore 443 104 pd editing;
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#N canvas 0 21 676 304 searching 0;
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#X obj 54 272 outlet;
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#X msg 70 180 find test 6;
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#X msg 70 239 find test * 7 *;
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#X text 73 61 searching (and finding) lines within the [msgfile];
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#X text 177 241 you can use '*' as a wildchard for a single atom. '*'
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#X text 174 178 find a matching list \, starting at the current position
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#X msg 72 208 find the new day;
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#X text 76 130 if the search fails \, a 'bang' is emitted at the 2nd
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#X text 77 99 if the searched list is found \, then the linenumber
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and the list is output (via the 2nd and 1st outlet).;
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#X restore 443 124 pd searching;
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#N canvas 0 0 853 402 file-i/o 0;
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#X obj 54 312 outlet;
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#X text 265 75 read a file;
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#X text 299 96 write one;
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#X text 305 164 write a file \, terminating lines only with carriage
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return (omitting semicolons.) You can read files this way too \, in
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#X msg 87 76 read msgfile.txt;
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#X msg 87 168 write /tmp/msgfile2.txt cr;
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#X msg 87 191 read msgfile2.txt cr;
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#X msg 87 97 write /tmp/msgfile.txt;
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#X text 51 26 reading from and writing the contents of [msgfile] to
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#X msg 111 248 write /tmp/msgfile3.txt $$;
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#X text 331 238 on writing replace every occurence of $$ with a single
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$. This way you can write pd-patches which can handle arguments.;
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#X msg 146 291 add #X obj f $\$1;
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#X msg 92 130 read2 msgfile.txt;
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#X text 264 131 read file and append it to the current buffer;
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#X restore 443 144 pd file-i/o;
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#N canvas 56 448 450 397 misc 0;
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#X obj 84 282 outlet;
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#X text 40 72 miscellaneous functionality of [msgfile];
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#X text 126 114 debugging printout of the contents to the console;
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#X restore 443 164 pd misc;
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#X obj 406 267 print data;
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#X text 9 183 incompatible with [textfile] :;
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