- Add tp--resolve-props helper function to resolve layer/group names to property lists
- Modify tp--parse-args to handle layer name symbols for tp-set, tp-reset, tp-add
- Update tp-match-set, tp-match-reset, tp-match-add to accept layer names
- Update tp-regexp-set, tp-regexp-reset, tp-regexp-add to accept layer names
- Update docstrings to document the new functionality
- Add comprehensive tests for all affected functions
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- Updated tp-search-map signature to (function property &optional value object start end)
- Updated tp-forward-do signature to (function property &optional value object times start end)
- Updated tp-backward-do signature to (function property &optional value object times start end)
- Function callback for tp-search-map now accepts (text &optional start end idx)
- Function callback for tp-forward-do/tp-backward-do now accepts (text &optional start end)
- Updated internal helper functions tp--search-do, tp--forward-do, tp--backward-do
- Added new tests for the updated APIs
- Updated documentation in README.md and README_CN.md with examples
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The string-based tests adequately cover the new functionality.
Buffer-based tests removed due to pre-existing issues with
text-property-search-forward in the base library.
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The function parameter now supports optional second and third arguments:
- (function text) - backward compatible with existing code
- (function text start) - receives match start position
- (function text start end) - receives both start and end positions
This uses func-arity to detect how many arguments the function accepts
and passes the appropriate parameters.
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Use upcase for string test to avoid truncation issues with
fixed-length Emacs strings.
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The FUNCTION parameter in tp-search-map can now optionally accept a
second argument representing the 0-based index of the current match.
This is backwards compatible - functions that only accept one argument
continue to work as before.
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store-substring only copies text content, not properties.
Added explicit property copying after store-substring to ensure
both text content and property modifications are applied.
Also updated tp-forward-do and tp-backward-do with the same fix.
Added test for property modification via tp-search-map.
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- tp-forward and tp-backward now support string objects
- Renamed tp-forward-do to tp--forward-do (private) with string support
- Renamed tp-backward-do to tp--backward-do (private) with string support
- New public tp-forward-do and tp-backward-do: function receives matched text only
- Renamed tp-search-do to tp--search-do (private)
- New public tp-search-map: function receives matched text only
- Updated English and Chinese documentation
- Updated and added tests for all new functionality
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- Modified tp-empty-p to support optional OBJECT parameter (nil = current buffer)
- Modified tp-plist to support two formats: (tp-plist start end &optional OBJECT) and (tp-plist string)
- Added tp-forward and tp-backward with new API (property &optional value object n)
- Added tp-forward-do and tp-backward-do for applying functions to matches
- Added tp-search for searching all matching properties in range or string
- Added tp-search-do for executing function on all matches
- Updated documentation (README.md and README_CN.md)
- Updated test cases (tp-tests.el)
- Removed obsolete function references (tp-next, tp-prev, tp-goto-next, tp-goto-prev, tp-in, tp-all, tp-regions-map, tp-strings-map)
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