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	<code>VALUE <var>valueitemname</var> DATA <var>par</var></code>		<code>VALUE <var>valueitemname</var> DATA <var>par</var></code>

	This message is generated if the data of the input pin has been set by the connected item. The message parameter <var>par</var> has no meaning to the user and should be ignored.		This message is generated if the data of the input pin has been set by the connected item. The message parameter <var>par</var> has no meaning to the user and should be ignored. This message is generated by, for example, a cursor being moved by the user in a graph.

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	This message is generated if the input or output pin of a value item has been synchronized or desynchronized by a connected graph or spu item.		This message is generated if the input or output pin of a value item has been synchronized or desynchronized by a connected graph or spu item.

	Synchronization of value item I/O pins may lead to a dead-lock! The argument <var>mode</var> signals if synchronization was turned on (any non-zero value) or off (0). Normally I/O synchronization of value items is not used and the message can be ignored.<code>VALUE <var>valueitemname</var> DATA <var>par</var></code>		Synchronization of value item I/O pins may lead to a dead-lock! The argument <var>mode</var> signals if synchronization was turned on (any non-zero value) or off (0). Normally I/O synchronization of value items is not used and the message can be ignored.

			<code>VALUE <var>valueitemname</var> DATA <var>par</var></code>

	This message is generated if the data of the input pin has been set by the connected item. The message parameter <var>par</var> has no meaning to the user and should be ignored.		This message is generated if the data of the input pin has been set by the connected item. The message parameter <var>par</var> has no meaning to the user and should be ignored.

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	~~==VALUE~~ Item ~~Messages==~~		{{Value Item}}

	'''Timer'''		'''Timer'''

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==VALUE Item Messages==

'''Timer'''

<code>VALUE <var>valueitemname</var> TIMER <var>elapsed</var></code>

A <code>TIMER</code> message is sent by a value-item timer at every timer step (if the timer is enabled). The parameter <var>elapsed</var> is the number of elapsed milliseconds since the timer was started.

The timer can be enabled explicitly via the <code>SET value TIMER</code> command or implicitly via a <code>WAVE wave PLAY|RECORD</code> command'''Data I/O'''

<code>VALUE <var>valueitemname</var> SYNC <var>mode</var></code>

This message is generated if the input or output pin of a value item has been synchronized or desynchronized by a connected graph or spu item.

Synchronization of value item I/O pins may lead to a dead-lock! The argument <var>mode</var> signals if synchronization was turned on (any non-zero value) or off (0). Normally I/O synchronization of value items is not used and the message can be ignored.<code>VALUE <var>valueitemname</var> DATA <var>par</var></code>

This message is generated if the data of the input pin has been set by the connected item. The message parameter <var>par</var> has no meaning to the user and should be ignored.