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#X msg 270 165 dump;
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#X text 304 166 outputs stored values;
#X text 128 356 wclose;
#X text 80 372 write <symbol>;
#X text 92 402 float/symbol;
#X text 175 402 - stored items in sequential order (on dump message);
#X text 322 209 <= stores 8 items;
#X text 110 467 2) symbol;
#X text 108 210 click to open;
#X text 120 223 text window;
#X text 116 275 anything;
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#X text 159 25 If a message has more than one element \, the elements are stored from first to last. One element messages are stored sequentially., f 44;
#X text 143 77 clears stored contents;
#X msg 115 103 count;
#X text 201 239 opens dialog box to save to a file;
#X msg 145 215 write ./capture.txt;
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#X text 153 103 outputs number of last received items (2nd outlet);
#X text 229 308 <= count;
#X text 160 126 send out all stored values sequentially (first in \, first out), f 39;
#X text 189 186 close display window;
#X text 168 165 open display window;
#X text 274 215 writes to a file;
#X text 491 55 - no argument (default): ints are displayed as decimals \; - "x": ints displayed as hexadecimals \; - "m": ints less than 128 (as in MIDI values) are decimal \, but larger are hexadecimals \; - "a": only symbols are displayed.;
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#X text 478 21 Second arguments encodes the way numbers are displayed (but not stored) \, the options are:;
#X text 493 305 Note that floats are always stored as floats \, and according to the given precision.;
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#X text 58 86 [capture] stores items in the received order for viewing \, editing \, and saving to a file. If the maximum number of items is exceeded \, the earliest stored item is dropped.;
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#X text 175 275 - stores items (float/symbol) sequentially, f 61;
#X text 175 291 - clears stored contents, f 61;
#X text 175 307 - outputs number of received items since last 'count' message, f 61;
#X text 175 340 - opens editing window \, same as clicking on it, f 61;
#X text 175 356 - closes editing window, f 61;
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#X text 175 372 - saves to a file (no symbol opens dialog box), f 61;
#X text 175 448 - number of stored values (default 512), f 61;
#X text 187 467 no argument (default): ints are displayed as decimal \, "x": ints displayed as hex \, "m": ints < 128 are decimal / larger are hex \, "a": only symbols are displayed.;
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#X text 232 520 - decimal precision for floats (default 4), f 46;
#X text 109 520 @precision <float>:;
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#X text 44 21 You can set the display format for integer numbers in [capture] with a second argument (as explained in the other [pd examples] suboatch). But [capture] considers any number with a decimal point as a float and displays it with a given precision \, specified with the @precision attribute or message.;
#X text 45 122 For example \, the number "1" is considered an integer and won't be displayed as a float \, but "1.1" is a float and will be displayed as such with the given precision (4 decimal places by default).;
#X msg 98 214 1 1.1 \, open;
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#X text 182 213 <= click and check;
#X msg 130 245 dump;
#X obj 98 309 print;
#X text 168 244 <= now \, if you dump the values \, you can see that the stored data as Pd sees it is still the same as it was input., f 38;
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#X msg 576 138 dump;
#X text 613 138 <= check stored data;
#X text 558 90 click and check:;
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#X text 458 19 You can change the precision with the attribute as below \, where now it is set to "2". Note that the displayed values will be rounded according to that precision \, but the stored data is still the same as the input.;
#X text 469 288 You can also change the precision with the "precision" message and \, again \, it'll only change the display forsat of the stored data.;
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#X text 19 61 Store data;
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