When using tp-set on a string with tp-text, the returned string now
contains the tp-text value instead of the original string content.
For example, (tp-set "2" 'tp-text "6") now returns "6" with properties.
- Updated tp--handle-tp-text-property to return new string object
- Updated tp-set, tp-reset, tp-add to handle the new return format
- Added test for string object tp-text replacement
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- Updated tp--handle-tp-text-property to accept preserve-props parameter
- Replaced inefficient nth-based loop with cl-loop in tp-set
- Fixed loop structure in tp--replace-reactive-text-in-buffer
- Made tp-reset use the helper function instead of duplicated code
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- Modified tp--resolve-props to not add tp-name for non-reactive plists
- Added tp-text property support for reactive text content
- Created tp--handle-tp-text-property helper for code reuse
- Added tp--update-reactive-text and tp--replace-reactive-text-in-buffer
- Updated tp-set, tp-reset, tp-add to handle tp-text property
- Added comprehensive tests for tp-text functionality
- Updated documentation with reactive text examples
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- Convert tp-define-layer from macro to function that accepts evaluated args
- Add define-tp macro wrapper for convenient syntax
- Convert tp-define-layer-group from macro to function that accepts evaluated args
- Add define-tp-group macro wrapper for convenient syntax
- Update all tests to use new quoted format
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When calling (tp-set str 'layer-name), the layer name symbol was wrapped
in a list by tp--parse-args. tp--resolve-props then incorrectly treated
this single-element list as a plist and generated an anonymous tp-anon-X
name instead of using the actual layer name.
The fix adds detection in tp--resolve-props for single-element lists
containing a defined layer/group name symbol, and correctly resolves
them by recursing with just the symbol.
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1. When using setq-local, only update the current buffer
2. When using setq, update all buffers that have the text property
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- Add tp--generate-anonymous-layer-name to create unique layer names (tp-anon-*)
- Update tp--resolve-props to handle anonymous plists:
- If plist has reactive variables ($...), generate tp-name and register dependencies
- All anonymous plists now get a tp-name for reactive support
- Update tp--parse-args to process all props through tp--resolve-props
- Update tp--ensure-props to handle plists with reactive variables
- Add tests for anonymous reactive layers with tp-set, tp-match-set, tp-regexp-set
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- tp--resolve-props now uses tp-layer-props (includes tp-name) for layers
- For groups, uses tp--build-layer-props to include tp-layers structure
- Updated tests to verify tp-name and tp-layers are preserved
- Added new test for groups with multiple layers
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- Add tp--ensure-props helper to reduce code duplication
- Add nil check for group's first layer in tp--resolve-props
- Improve comments in tp--parse-args to explain the unwrapping logic
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- 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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