pd-cyclone 0.2~beta1-2 / usr / lib / pd / extra / cyclone / Table-help.pd

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#X text 0 18 LICENSE SIBSD;
#X text 0 126 LIBRARY cyclone;
#X text 0 0 KEYWORDS table graph store array;
#X text 0 36 DESCRIPTION store and graphically edit an array of numbers
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#X text 0 54 INLET_0 int <int1>_<int2> inv_<int> other;
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#X text 1 145 VERSION 0.2-beta1;
#X text 1 163 AUTHOR Krzysztof Czaja;
#X text 2 181 RELEASE_DATE 2002;
#X text 3 200 WEBSITE http://suita.chopin.edu.pl/~czaja/miXed/externs/cyclone.html
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#X text 3 232 HELP_PATCH_AUTHORS Christoph Kummerer. Revised by Jonathan
Wilkes for Pd-extended 0.42 to conform to the PDDP template. Alex Cleveland
updated this patch for Pd-l2ork version 2013.05.28. Fred Jan Kraan
adapted the patch to pd-extended 2015-02-02;
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#X text 12 23 Store and graphically edit an array of numbers;
#X text 198 397 - outputs number at position of float;
#X text 102 397 int;
#X text 102 417 <int1> <int2>;
#X text 102 437 inv <int>;
#X text 198 438 - get position of <int> in array;
#X text 102 460 other messages;
#X text 102 527 float;
#X text 198 529 - could mean various things depending on input;
#X text 198 598 - option arg to name the table \, or to read in from
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#X text 198 554 - when table has been changed by editing it with the
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#X text 229 55 store;
#X text 136 118 random;
#X msg 360 189 quantile \$1;
#X msg 95 61 open;
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#X text 172 54 read;
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#X text 353 54 read quantile;
#X text 109 702 You may name the table with an argument. Many boxes
may share the same table by using the same name. If there is a file
by that name it will be read into the table if possible.;
#X msg 102 81 sum;
#X msg 108 101 length;
#X text 109 657 You can close the table window by clicking its close
box \, and reopen it by double-clicking the "table" box or sending
it the open message.;
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#X text 198 460 - open \, sum \, length;
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#X text 85 598 1) table name;
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#X text 102 486 float;
#X text 198 488 - value to be written;
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#X text 446 53 write one value;
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#X msg 15 60 bang;
#X msg 15 81 clear;
#X msg 15 102 const n;
#X msg 16 122 dump;
#X msg 16 143 cancel;
#X msg 16 172 fquantile n;
#X msg 17 194 getbits a s n;
#X msg 16 257 inv c;
#X msg 17 285 length;
#X msg 17 306 max;
#X msg 17 327 min;
#X msg 17 348 load;
#X msg 17 369 open;
#X msg 17 396 next;
#X msg 17 417 normal;
#X msg 17 438 quantile n;
#X msg 17 459 prev;
#X msg 17 481 set l;
#X msg 17 508 setbits a s n v;
#X msg 16 529 sum;
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#X msg 18 620 wclose;
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#X text 107 58 same as a quantile message with a random number;
#X text 107 78 set all table values to 0;
#X text 108 99 overwrites all values in the table with n;
#X text 108 120 dumps all table values;
#X text 108 141 forget the right inlet number;
#X text 108 193 retrieve n bits from address a starting with bit s
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#X text 110 215 sets the pointer to address a;
#X msg 17 215 goto a;
#X msg 17 236 flags s d;
#X text 109 233 sets Save and Don't Save option flags (0 / 1);
#X text 107 254 finds the first value >= c and outputs its address
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#X text 107 303 sends the largest value to the left outlet;
#X text 107 284 sends the size of the table to the left outlet;
#X text 107 323 sends the smallest value to the left outlet;
#X text 107 345 switch table to load mode;
#X text 108 412 switch table to normal mode;
#X text 109 395 outputs value at current address and increments pointer
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#X text 108 458 outputs value at current address and decrements pointer
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#X text 107 368 opens table graphic editor;
#X text 109 479 stores values. The first element is the start address
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#X text 107 430 calculates the quantile of n and table. outputs the
address of the value equal or greater that the result;
#X text 108 162 calculates the fractional quantile of n and table.
outputs the address of the value equal or greater that the result;
#X text 119 506 sets value v to bit n from address a starting with
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#X text 109 531 sends the sum of all values to th eleft outlet;
#X text 108 550 load the table with values from file f;
#X msg 17 573 send r a v;
#X text 108 570 sends the value from address a to object r;
#X text 108 591 have the table object read its values from table t
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#X text 111 619 close the table graphic window;
#X text 108 643 write the table contents to a file (opens Save dialog)
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#X text 198 417 - store <int 2> at postion <int 1>;
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#X text 206 263 <- click to see table contents;
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