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-#N struct template11 float x float y array a template11a;
-#N struct template11a float x float amp float w1 float w2;
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-#X text 300 287 updated for Pd version 0.39;
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-#X obj 31 134 plot -w w1 a 0 2 5 0;
-#X obj 33 190 plot -w w2 a 0 2 5 15;
-#X obj 40 83 plot -y amp(0:100)(0:100) a 500 2 5 30;
-#X text 41 61 Graph (x \, amp) pairs (using "amp" as the "y" field"):
-;
-#X text 33 108 Graph "w1" as width ("y" is zero);
-#X text 30 168 also "w2" \, at (5 \, 15) to disambiguate the one at
-(5 \, 0);
-#X text 28 231 Mark the scalar itself;
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-#X text 25 13 You can control which variable is used as "x" \, "y"
-\, and "width" when plotting an array. In this example a single array
-"a" is plotted three times \, to show the values of the "amp" \, "w1"
-and "w2" fields. This is convenient when you want to have several variables
-in each point of the array and need several traces of the same array
-to visualize it all.;
-#X text 24 127 In this example the array points have no "y" field at
-all \, so if no variable is supplied to use instead of "y" \, the array
-is flat along its "x" axis.;