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+#N canvas 466 121 703 480 10;
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+0;
+#X obj 334 26 cnv 15 200 140 empty empty empty 20 12 0 14 -258699 -66577
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+#X obj 230 191 cnv 15 420 230 empty empty x11key_object 20 12 0 14 -258699
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+#X obj 166 365 x11key;
+#X msg 22 61 help;
+#X msg 104 106 letter a;
+#X msg 103 40 bang;
+#X msg 348 50 bang;
+#X msg 29 305 display :0.0;
+#X obj 347 114 delay 1000;
+#X obj 105 84 delay 1000;
+#X obj 446 116 delay 2000;
+#X msg 344 139 keysym A 1;
+#X msg 448 136 keysym A 0;
+#X obj 349 92 t b b;
+#X text 341 34 2 triggers on and of a key;
+#X text 109 25 1 types a key;
+#X text 25 273 Not yet implemented;
+#X text 243 231 [x11key] simulates X11 keyboard events.;
+#X text 240 262 Try examples 1 and 2 They generate keys as if you typed
+it on your keyboard. Give the focus to an other application than PD
+\, in order to see that you really fake letters typing.;
+#X text 240 322 Comments are welcome. The API (the messages for every
+is likely to change.;
+#X text 242 384 )c( Copyleft 2006 Alexandre Quessy;
+#X text 245 399 Released under the GNU Public License;
+#X text 245 368 pureX11;
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