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#X text 235 16 Python script objects \, (C)2003-2005 Thomas Grill;
#X text 235 32 http://grrrr.org/ext;
#X text 17 67 This demonstrates how to resize buffers;
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#X obj 39 287 pym 2 resize @py 1;
#X obj 40 120 loadbang;
#X text 37 310 returns buffer object;
#X obj 41 361 py .len;
#X text 111 361 call __builtin__.len;
#X text 222 192 create Buffer object;
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