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#X text 71 90 A number box for using in state-saving abstractions.

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#X text 99 138 [num] takes 5 arguments \, the first three of which

are the most important:, f 42;

#X text 102 178 1: label \; 2: group name (\$1 if using with [psave])

(see B) \; 3: initial value \; 4: size of box (in digits) \; 5: label

position (0 = left \, 1 = right \, 2 = top \, 3 = bottom);

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#X text 25 284 [num] has an outlet \, but also sends its output to

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#X text 30 345 You can send a value to [num] using the group name and

label:;

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