Re: Reading text properties from a yanked text

["Nicolas P. Rougier (inria)" <nicolas.rougier@inria.fr>]

Gregory Heytings [2022-11-26 at 23:26] wrote:
> I think I see what you mean (but I'm not sure).
> Is your recipe the following one?
> 
> emacs -Q
> M-x text-mode RET
> M-: (insert (propertize "Hello" 'face 'bold)) RET
> C-SPC
> M-b
> M-w
> M-: (text-properties-at 0 "<press C-y>") RET
> 
> in which you see the text in bold in the minibuffer before 
> pressing
> RET? (Instead of M-: you could also type (text-properties-at 0 
> "<press
> C-y>") followed by C-x C-e somewhere else.)

Yes, I think this is equivalent to what I did:

Instead of using the M-x / M-:, I write the first line in the 
*scratch* buffer and evaluate it (eval-last-sexp). Then I copy the 
output and I write the second line using the killed text.

I can see the bold text in the buffer when I yank it but when I 
evaluate the second line (text-properties...), it says there is no 
properties. However, if I use M-x: describe-char on any of the 
yanked character, it says, it has a bold face.

Nicolas

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