An object used to change the display properties of a block of text in a GtkTextBuffer.
GtkTextTags are used to change the display properties of a block of text in a GtkTextBuffer.
A tag is applied across a range of text identified by two GtkTextIters and affects the way that range of text is displayed. For example, a tag may define the font-weight, color, text size or any combination of many different properties for the range of text.
Before a tag can be used with a GtkTextBuffer, it must be added to the buffer's GtkTextTagTable with add() (or by creating the tag with create_tag).
GtkTextTag ([string name = null ]);-- Creates a GtkTextTag instance.
event() Emits the event signal on the tag. get_priority() Returns the tag's priority in relation to other tags in its GtkTextTagTable. set_priority() Sets the priority of the tag in relation to the other tags in its GtkTextTagTable.
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