pd-moonlib binary package in Ubuntu Xenial amd64

 Moonlib includes three sub-sections: nilib, which is a kind of wrapper
 between Pd and Gtk, sublib, which is a collection of gui control objects, and
 other, which are miscellaneous objects:
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  * tabenv: like env~, an enveloppe follower, but computing on a table,
            so possibly much speeder than real-time env~'s computation
  * tabsort, tabsort2: returns the indices of the sorted table,
                       tabsort2 is bidimentionnal
  * gamme: one octave of a piano keyboard used to filter/choose
           notes in a selected scale
  * absolutepath/relativepath: to use files (sounds, texts, presets,
                               images, programs...) nested in the patch's
                               directory (and in subdirs)
  * sarray and slist: to creates shared dynamic arrays or lists with symbols
  * sfread2~ and readsfv~: to pitch the direct-from-disk reading of sound files
  * dinlet~: an inlet~ with a default value (when nothing is connected to it)
  * mknob: a round knob ala iemgui vslider (with its "properties" window)
  * dispatch: creates one bus name for many buttons' buses: from the
              N pairs (slider1-snd/slider1-rcv) ... (sliderN-snd/sliderN-rcv),
              creates only one pair of buses named (slider-snd/slider-rcv),
              in which datas are prepended by the number of the "sub-bus"
  * joystik: an improvment of Joseph A. Sarlo's joystick
  * image: an improvment of Guenter Geiger's one. Same name, but it's
           compatible. Here you can share images through different objects,
           preload a list of images, and animate this list.

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