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#X text 27 28 "append" maintains a pointer to a scalar \, or else an
empty pointer to the head of a list. You may set the pointer using
the leftmost inlet. The creation arguments specify the template of
a new scalar to append \, and the names of the fields (there should
be at least one) you will wish to initialize. To append an object \,
send a number to the leftmost inlet. "Append"'s pointer is updated
to point to the new scalar \, and the new pointer is also output.;
#X text 28 149 To insert to the beginning of a list \, you can append
to the "head" of the list. You may append objects of different templates
using different "append" objects.;
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#X text 341 408 updated for Pd version 0.40;
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