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#X text 188 44 =;
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#X text 254 44 while GridFlow is loaded;
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#X text 107 70 while GridFlow is not loaded =;
#X obj 292 69 pd/print;
#X text 347 70 while GridFlow is loaded;
#X text 116 106 known differences :;
#X text 135 121 [pd/print] says consistency check failed when encountering
grids and blobs;
#X text 136 154 [gf/print] doesn't support vanilla's -n (but neither
does pd-extended);
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#X text 232 559 message to be printed;
#X text 135 184 [gf/print] doesn't support extended's multi-prefix
(but neither does vanilla);
#X text 136 216 [gf/print] prints pointer values prefixed by backslash
p \, instead of printing just "(pointer)";
#X text 138 247 [gf/print] can print nested lists (an atomtype introduced
by GridFlow) correctly (but they are visually confusable with symbols
that contain backslashes... just like spaces in symbols are confusable
with element separators);
#X text 137 305 [gf/print] prints a grid atom message (selector "grid"
\, atomtype A_GRIDOUT) as if it were printed by [#print].;
#X text 137 338 [gf/print] has trouble with parentheses in incoming
messages (just like all other GridFlow objects) because they get parsed
as nested-list delimiters. It used to have problems with parens in
creation arguments (but this is fixed since 9.12 using CLASS_NOPARENS).
;
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#X text 232 537 print something through a hidden [#print].;
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