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#X text 32 94 if called without arguments \, [wrap] will wrap the input
between [0 \, 1);
#X text 32 204 if called with one argument f \, [wrap] will wrap the
input between [0 \, f);
#X text 37 53 (somehow a float-capable modulo-function with some extensions)
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#X text 22 306 if called with two arguments f1 f2 \, [wrap] will wrap
the input between [f1 \, f2);
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#X text 127 361 is the same as;
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#X text 129 463 you can dynamically set the limits via the second inlet
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#X text 143 502 if only one argument is given \, the second is assumed
as zero (0).;
#X text 137 543 wrapping is always done between [f1 \, f2) \, where
f1 is ALWAYS less than f2.;
#X text 130 593 if you need wrapping between (f1 \, f2] you have to
multiply the numbers with -1 before and after wrapping.;
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