#N canvas 102 88 575 525 12;
#X obj 51 48 table;
#X text 108 49 - Array of numbers;
#X obj 44 312 table help-tab1 25;
#X text 20 156 "Table" builds a subpatch with a graphical array inside.
The creation arguments specify the name and an optional size in points.
;
#X msg 77 368 \; help-tab1 read table.txt;
#X msg 77 412 \; help-tab1 write /tmp/table.txt;
#X text 77 346 You can also send messages to the array by name:;
#X text 216 312 <- optional creation args: name \, size;
#X text 19 214 Note that the data (and other properties) of the array
aren't saved with the patch. You can resize \, save to and/or read
from an external file as you would with "array" objects. See "arrays"
in the 2.control examples under the "pure documentation" help menu
item.;
#N canvas 1 51 450 300 (subpatch) 0;
#X restore 51 23 pd;
#X text 108 24 - subpatch;
#X text 342 494 updated for Pd version 0.46;
#X text 17 462 see also:;
#X obj 108 461 array;
#N canvas 1 51 471 242 foo 0;
#X obj 56 42 inlet;
#X obj 50 139 outlet;
#X text 120 36 this is the subpatch. Use "inlet" and "outlet" objects
to create inlets/outlets on the parent., f 34;
#X restore 38 113 pd foo;
#X text 118 115 <- optional argument to name the subpatch;
#X text 27 75 "Pd" created a subpatch. Click on the object to open
the subpatch. They may be nested as deeply as you like.;
#X text 161 462 (newer and better replacement for "table").;
