removing [midiclkin] / updating the help files of [float], [value] and [send]

[porres]

About the first commit: I simply removed all about 'midiclkin' from Pd, and I was able to compile it in MacOS Sierra...

[porres]

about the second commit: I updated the help files of [float], [value] and [send] to include "hidden" information about the relationship between these objects - that is how a [send] can talk to a [value], and then how [float] can also send a number to a [value] object

[porres]

why is the "AppVeyor build" failing?

[umlaeute]

i think you should start doing pull-requests that only deal with a specific issue: either fix [midiclkin] or update the help-patches.
it makes it much easier for the person who merges the PRs to pick only the features they want and not those they don't want to.

the AppVeyor build fails because it tries to build even though it appveyor is not configured for your branch (the build consequently shouldn't even be attempted. I'm going to file a support request with appveyor).
for now, this can safely be ignored.

[umlaeute]

you might want to read the documentation.

basically each PR is attached to a single branch. whatever you push to this branch, will end up in the PR.
On this very page, github tells you this explicitely. If you look just below my post, you should see something like:

Add more commits by pushing to the master branch on porres/pure-data.

IIRC I already tried to explain this in detail a while ago...