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Information om ändring är inte tillgänglig.;;; ;; In GNU Emacs prin1-to-string on a string containing properties ;; generates a string which, when read and eval'ed back in, contains the ;; same font properties as the initial string. This can be used for ;; saving all the text property information as well as just the text. ;; However, XEmacs (at least 21.4 Patch 19) does not support this. Here ;; is a mostly untested compatibility wrapper I created. It may work for ;; you. ;; Usage: ;; (string-from-prin1 ;; (prin1-string-with-properties some-string-with-properties)) ;;; ;; Serialize and unserialize strings with text properties. Since FSF ;; Emacs already correctly handles this, it's basically just a wrapper ;; for XEmacs. (defun prin1-handles-text-properties-p () "Returns non-nil if the emacs implementation of `prin1-to-string' correctly handles strings with properties. (FSF Emacs 21 and 22 do while XEmacs 21 does not.)" (let* ((test "test")) ; can't use `propertize'--not in XEmacs (put-text-property 0 (length test) 'test-prop 'test-val) (let ((reconstituted (eval (read (prin1-to-string test))))) (if (eq (plist-get (text-properties-at 0 reconstituted) 'text-prop) 'text-value) (defun prin1-handles-text-properties-p () t) (defun prin1-handles-text-properties-p () nil) nil)))) (defun prin1-string-with-properties (string &optional disable-shortcut) "Returns a string (with no properties) in the same format as returned by `prin1-to-string' in GNU Emacs. If DISABLE-SHORTCUT is non-nil then GNU Emacs will be prohibitted from using `prin1-to-string' directly." (if (and (prin1-handles-text-properties-p) (not disable-shortcut)) (prin1-to-string string) (let* ((end (length string)) (props (text-properties-at 0 string)) (pos 0) found) (while (< pos end) (let ((change-pos (or (next-property-change pos string) end))) (push (list pos change-pos props) found) (setq props (text-properties-at change-pos string)) (setq pos change-pos))) (concat "#" (prin1-to-string (cons (substring-no-properties string) (apply 'nconc (reverse found)))))))) (defun string-from-prin1 (prin1 &optional allow-eval) "Returns a string (with properties) as reconstituted from PRIN1. See `prin1-string-with-properties'. If ALLOW-EVAL is t then GNU Emacs (and others that support the read syntax it does) can take a shortcut." (if (and allow-eval (prin1-handles-text-properties-p)) (eval (read prin1-string)) (let* ((forms (read (substring prin1-string 1))) ;skip # (string (car forms)) (prop-data (cdr forms))) (loop for (start end props) on prop-data by #'cdddr do (loop for (prop value) on props by #'cddr do (put-text-property start end prop value string))) string)))