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PNAMES is a WAD lump that includes all the names for wall patches.

The binary contents of the PNAMES lump starts with a header of 4 bytes, followed by all of the patch names.

PNAMES
Offset	Length	Name	Content
0x00	4	nummappatches	An integer holding a the number of following patches.
0x04	8 * nummappatches	name_p[ ]	Eight-character ASCII strings defining the lump names of the patches. Only the characters A-Z (uppercase), 0-9, and [ ] - _ should be used in lump names. When a string is less than 8 bytes long, it should be null-padded to the eighth byte.

All integers are 4 bytes long in x86-style little-endian order. Their values can never exceed 2³¹-1, since Doom reads them as signed ints.

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 ==Binary data==
-The binary contents of the PNAMES lump starts with a header of 4 bytes, followed by all the the the patch names.
+The binary contents of the PNAMES lump starts with a header of 4 bytes, followed by all of the patch names.
 {| {{prettytable}}
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 | nowrap | 8 * nummappatches
 |name_p[ ]
-|Eight-character ASCII strings defining the lump names of the patches. Only the characters A-Z (uppercase), 0-9, and [ ] - _ should be used in lump names. When a string is less than 8 bytes long, it should be null-padded to the tight byte.
+|Eight-character ASCII strings defining the lump names of the patches. Only the characters A-Z (uppercase), 0-9, and [ ] - _ should be used in lump names. When a string is less than 8 bytes long, it should be null-padded to the eighth byte.
 |}