# tp.el - Text Properties Library for Emacs

A powerful text properties manipulation library with an innovative layer system

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--- **tp.el** provides a convenient and unified API for manipulating Emacs text properties. Inspired by [ov.el](https://github.com/emacsorphanage/ov) for overlays, tp.el offers: - **Unified API**: All property-setting functions work on both **strings** and **buffers** - **Layer System**: Stack multiple property sets on the same text region - **Pattern Matching**: Apply properties to text matching strings or regexps ## Features - ✅ **Unified Object Support**: Functions like `tp-set`, `tp-match`, `tp-regexp` work on both strings and buffers - ✅ **Clear Semantics**: `tp-reset` (replace all), `tp-set` (replace specified), `tp-add` (deep merge) - ✅ **Nested Property Access**: Get/set/remove nested sub-properties with path syntax - ✅ **Innovative Layer System**: Stack, rotate, and manage multiple layers of properties - ✅ **Layer Groups**: Define reusable sets of related layers - ✅ **Search & Navigation**: Find and navigate through propertized text - ✅ **Pattern Matching**: Apply properties to string/regexp matches with reset/add variants - ✅ **Clean API**: Consistent naming and calling conventions ## Requirements - **Emacs 28.1+** (uses `object-intervals` function) - **dash.el** (list manipulation utilities) ## Installation ```elisp ;; Add to your load-path (add-to-list 'load-path "/path/to/tp") (require 'tp) ``` Or with `use-package`: ```elisp (use-package tp :load-path "/path/to/tp") ``` --- ## API Reference ### Core Property Functions #### `tp-set` - Set Text Properties Set text properties on a string or buffer region. Replaces only the specified properties, preserving others. ```elisp ;; Current buffer (properties as a list) (tp-set START END '(PROPERTY VALUE ...)) ;; Specific buffer or string (tp-set START END '(PROPERTY VALUE ...) OBJECT) ;; Entire string (flat properties) (tp-set STRING PROPERTY VALUE ...) ``` **Examples:** ```elisp ;; Set face on buffer region (tp-set 1 10 '(face bold)) ; => (1 . 10) ;; Set multiple properties (tp-set 1 10 '(face bold help-echo "Click me")) ;; Set on specific buffer (tp-set 1 10 '(face italic) my-buffer) ;; Set properties on a string (0-indexed) (setq my-string (tp-set 0 5 '(face italic) "Hello World")) ;; => #("Hello World" 0 5 (face italic)) ;; Set properties on entire string (tp-set "Hello" 'face 'bold 'mouse-face 'highlight) ;; => #("Hello" 0 5 (face bold mouse-face highlight)) ``` --- #### `tp-reset` - Replace All Properties Completely replace ALL text properties with the specified ones. ```elisp (tp-reset START END '(PROPERTY VALUE ...) &optional OBJECT) (tp-reset STRING PROPERTY VALUE ...) ``` **Examples:** ```elisp ;; Replace all properties in region (tp-reset 1 10 '(face bold)) ; Any existing properties are removed ;; On string (tp-reset "Hello" 'face 'italic) ``` --- #### `tp-add` - Add/Merge Properties Add or update properties with deep merge support for nested plists. ```elisp (tp-add START END '(PROPERTY VALUE ...) &optional OBJECT) (tp-add STRING PROPERTY VALUE ...) ``` **Examples:** ```elisp ;; Add properties (preserves existing, merges nested) (tp-add 1 10 '(help-echo "tooltip")) ;; Deep merge face properties (tp-set 1 10 '(face (:foreground "red"))) (tp-add 1 10 '(face (:background "blue"))) ;; Result: face is (:foreground "red" :background "blue") ;; Face prepending - symbol faces are prepended to face list (tp-set "Hello" 'face 'bold) (tp-add "Hello" 'face 'shadow) ;; Result: face is (shadow bold) ``` --- #### `tp-set-face` - Set Face Property Set only the face property, preserving other properties. ```elisp (tp-set-face START END FACE &optional OBJECT) (tp-set-face STRING FACE) ``` **Examples:** ```elisp (tp-set-face 1 10 'bold) (tp-set-face 1 10 '(:foreground "red" :weight bold)) (tp-set-face "Hello" 'italic) ``` --- #### `tp-set-display` - Set Display Property Set only the display property, preserving other properties. ```elisp (tp-set-display START END DISPLAY &optional OBJECT) (tp-set-display STRING DISPLAY) ``` **Examples:** ```elisp (tp-set-display 1 10 '(space :width 10)) (tp-set-display " " '(space :width 20)) ``` --- #### `tp-get` - Get Property Value Get property value(s) from position or range, with support for nested sub-properties. For range and entire string queries, returns a list of `(START END VALUE)` intervals, allowing you to see all property values across the range. ```elisp ;; Single position (tp-get POSITION PROPERTY) (tp-get POSITION PROPERTY OBJECT) ;; Nested sub-property access (tp-get POSITION PROPERTY SUB-KEY ...) ;; Range - specific property (returns list of intervals) (tp-get START END PROPERTY) (tp-get START END PROPERTY OBJECT) ;; Range with property path as list (tp-get START END '(PROPERTY) OBJECT) (tp-get START END '(PROPERTY SUB-KEY ...) OBJECT) ;; Range with deeply nested property path (tp-get START END '(PROPERTY SUB-KEY SUB-SUB-KEY ...) OBJECT) ;; Range extracting multiple keys from nested property (tp-get START END '(PROPERTY SUB-KEY (KEY1 KEY2 ...)) OBJECT) ;; Range - all properties (returns list of intervals) (tp-get START END) (tp-get START END OBJECT) ;; Entire string (returns list of intervals) (tp-get STRING) (tp-get STRING PROPERTY) (tp-get STRING PROPERTY SUB-KEY ...) (tp-get STRING PROPERTY SUB-KEY '(KEY1 KEY2 ...)) (tp-get STRING '(PROPERTY SUB-KEY ...)) ``` **Examples:** ```elisp ;; Get from current buffer (tp-get 5 'face) ; => bold ;; Get nested sub-property (tp-get 5 'face :foreground) ; => "red" (tp-get 5 'face :box :color) ; => "blue" (tp-get 5 'display :width) ; => 10 ;; Get from string (0-indexed) (tp-get 0 'face my-string) ; => italic ;; Get from range - returns list of (START END VALUE) intervals (tp-get 1 10 'face) ; => ((1 6 bold)) ;; Get with multiple intervals (tp-set 0 5 '(face bold) str) (tp-set 12 17 '(face italic) str) (tp-get 0 17 'face str) ; => ((0 5 bold) (12 17 italic)) ;; Get with property path as list (tp-get 5 20 '(face :underline :style) my-string) ; => ((5 20 wave)) ;; Get deeply nested property from entire string (tp-get str 'face :underline :color) ; => ((0 5 "green") (6 11 "yellow")) ;; Get multiple keys from nested property (tp-get str 'face :underline '(:color :style)) ;; => ((0 5 (:color "green" :style wave)) (6 11 (:color "yellow" :style line))) ;; Get all properties from range (tp-get 1 10) ; => ((1 6 (face bold help-echo "test"))) ;; Get from entire string - returns list of intervals (tp-get str) ; => ((0 5 (face bold)) (12 17 (face italic))) (tp-get str 'face) ; => ((0 5 bold) (12 17 italic)) (tp-get str 'face :foreground) ; => ((0 5 "red") (12 17 "blue")) (tp-get str '(face :foreground)) ; => ((0 5 "red") (12 17 "blue")) ``` --- #### Fine-grained Property Functions For manipulating sub-properties within complex properties like `face` or `display`: ```elisp ;; Get sub-property (tp-get-sub POSITION PROPERTY SUB-PROPERTY &optional OBJECT) ;; Set sub-property (tp-put-sub START END PROPERTY SUB-PROPERTY VALUE &optional OBJECT) ;; Remove sub-property (tp-remove-sub START END PROPERTY SUB-PROPERTY &optional OBJECT) ``` **Examples:** ```elisp ;; Get :foreground from face (tp-get-sub 1 'face :foreground) ; => "red" ;; Set :weight on face (tp-put-sub 1 6 'face :weight 'bold) ;; Remove :background from face (tp-remove-sub 1 6 'face :background) ``` --- #### `tp-at` - Get All Properties ```elisp (tp-at &optional POINT OBJECT) ``` Get all text properties at POINT as a plist. **Examples:** ```elisp (tp-at 5) ; => (face bold help-echo "test") (tp-at 0 my-string) ; Get from string ``` --- #### `tp-remove` - Remove Property Remove a property or nested sub-property from a region or entire string. ```elisp ;; Remove entire property (buffer) (tp-remove START END PROPERTY &optional OBJECT) ;; Remove sub-property (buffer) (tp-remove START END '(PROPERTY SUB-KEY) &optional OBJECT) ;; Remove nested sub-properties (buffer) (tp-remove START END '(PROPERTY SUB-KEY (NESTED-KEYS...)) &optional OBJECT) ;; Remove from entire string (tp-remove STRING PROP1 PROP2 ...) (tp-remove STRING PROPERTY SUB-KEY) (tp-remove STRING PROPERTY SUB-KEY '(NESTED-KEYS...)) ``` **Examples:** ```elisp ;; Remove entire property (tp-remove 1 10 'face) ;; Remove sub-property from face (tp-remove 1 10 '(face :underline)) ;; Remove specific nested keys, keep others (tp-remove 1 10 '(face :underline (:style :position))) ;; Removes :style and :position from :underline ;; If :color exists in :underline, it's preserved ;; Remove from entire string (tp-remove "Hello World" 'face 'help-echo) ; Remove multiple properties (tp-remove "Hello World" 'face :underline) ; Remove sub-property (tp-remove "Hello World" 'face :underline '(:style :position)) ; Remove nested ``` --- #### `tp-remove-list` - Remove Multiple Properties ```elisp (tp-remove-list START END PROPERTIES &optional OBJECT) ``` Remove multiple properties at once. **Examples:** ```elisp (tp-remove-list 1 10 '(face help-echo mouse-face)) ``` --- #### `tp-clear` - Clear All Properties ```elisp (tp-clear &optional START END OBJECT) ``` Clear all text properties from a region. **Examples:** ```elisp (tp-clear 1 10) ; Clear region (tp-clear) ; Clear entire buffer ``` --- ### Pattern Matching Functions #### `tp-match` - Match String ```elisp ;; Buffer (tp-match PATTERN '(PROPERTY VALUE ...)) ;; String or Buffer object (tp-match PATTERN OBJECT '(PROPERTY VALUE ...)) ;; Pattern as (PATTERN STRING) format (tp-match '(PATTERN STRING) '(PROPERTY VALUE ...)) ``` Set properties on all occurrences of a string pattern. **Examples:** ```elisp ;; In buffer - returns list of (START . END) pairs (tp-match "TODO" '(face warning)) ;; => ((10 . 14) (50 . 54) ...) ;; On string - returns modified string (tp-match "o" "Hello World" '(face bold)) ;; => #("Hello World" 4 5 (face bold) 7 8 (face bold)) ;; Using (PATTERN STRING) format (tp-match '("world" "Hello world") '(face bold)) ;; => #("Hello world" 6 11 (face bold)) ``` --- #### `tp-match-reset` - Match and Reset Reset (completely replace) all properties on matches. ```elisp (tp-match-reset PATTERN '(PROPERTY VALUE ...) &optional OBJECT) ``` **Examples:** ```elisp (tp-match-reset "TODO" '(face warning)) ;; Replaces ALL properties on matched text ``` --- #### `tp-match-add` - Match and Add Add/merge properties on matches with deep merge support. ```elisp (tp-match-add PATTERN '(PROPERTY VALUE ...) &optional OBJECT) ``` **Examples:** ```elisp (tp-match-add "TODO" '(face (:underline t))) ;; Merges with existing properties ``` --- #### `tp-regexp` - Match Regexp ```elisp ;; Buffer (tp-regexp PATTERN '(PROPERTY VALUE ...)) ;; String or Buffer object (tp-regexp PATTERN OBJECT '(PROPERTY VALUE ...)) ``` Set properties on all matches of a regular expression. **Examples:** ```elisp ;; Highlight all numbers in buffer (tp-regexp "[0-9]+" '(face font-lock-number-face)) ;; On string (tp-regexp "[A-Z]+" "Hello WORLD" '(face bold)) ;; => #("Hello WORLD" 6 11 (face bold)) ``` --- #### `tp-regexp-reset` - Regexp and Reset Reset (completely replace) all properties on regexp matches. ```elisp (tp-regexp-reset PATTERN '(PROPERTY VALUE ...) &optional OBJECT) ``` --- #### `tp-regexp-add` - Regexp and Add Add/merge properties on regexp matches with deep merge support. ```elisp (tp-regexp-add PATTERN '(PROPERTY VALUE ...) &optional OBJECT) ``` --- ### Propertize Functions #### `tp-layer-propertize` - Apply Layer to Object ```elisp (tp-layer-propertize OBJECT LAYER &optional START END) ``` Apply a predefined layer's properties to an object. **Examples:** ```elisp ;; Define a layer first (tp-layer-define highlight '(face (:background "yellow"))) ;; Apply to string (tp-layer-propertize "Important" 'highlight) ;; Apply to substring (tp-layer-propertize "Hello World" 'highlight 0 5) ;; Apply to buffer region (tp-layer-propertize (current-buffer) 'highlight 1 10) ``` --- #### `tp-group-propertize` - Apply Layer Group ```elisp (tp-group-propertize OBJECT LAYER-GROUP &optional START END) ``` Apply all layers from a layer group to an object. --- ### Search & Navigation Functions #### `tp-forward` / `tp-backward` ```elisp (tp-forward PROPERTY &optional VALUE PREDICATE NOT-CURRENT) (tp-backward PROPERTY &optional VALUE PREDICATE NOT-CURRENT) ``` Search forward/backward for text with PROPERTY. **Examples:** ```elisp ;; Find next text with 'marker property (tp-forward 'marker) ;; Find next text where 'type equals 'heading (tp-forward 'type 'heading) ``` --- #### `tp-next` / `tp-prev` ```elisp (tp-next &optional POINT PROPERTY VALUE) (tp-prev &optional POINT PROPERTY VALUE) ``` Get the next/previous position with text properties. --- #### `tp-goto-next` / `tp-goto-prev` ```elisp (tp-goto-next &optional PROPERTY VALUE) (tp-goto-prev &optional PROPERTY VALUE) ``` Move point to next/previous text with PROPERTY. --- #### `tp-regions-map` / `tp-strings-map` ```elisp (tp-regions-map FUNCTION PROPERTY &optional VALUE PREDICATE COLLECT) (tp-strings-map FUNCTION PROPERTY &optional VALUE PREDICATE COLLECT) ``` Apply a function to all regions/strings with PROPERTY. **Examples:** ```elisp ;; Upcase all marked text (tp-strings-map (lambda (str idx) (message "Found: %s at index %d" str idx)) 'marker) ``` --- ### Query Functions #### `tp-in` - Find Regions with Property ```elisp (tp-in PROPERTY &optional VALUE START END) ``` Get all regions with PROPERTY in current buffer. **Examples:** ```elisp ;; Get all regions with 'marker property (tp-in 'marker) ;; => ((1 5 (marker t ...)) (10 15 (marker t ...))) ;; Filter by value (tp-in 'type 'heading) ``` --- #### `tp-all` - Get All Propertized Regions ```elisp (tp-all &optional START END) ``` Get all regions with any text properties. --- #### `tp-intervals` - Get Property Intervals ```elisp (tp-intervals START END &optional OBJECT) ``` Get all text property intervals in a region. --- #### `tp-empty-p` - Check for Properties ```elisp (tp-empty-p OBJECT) ``` Return t if OBJECT has no text properties. --- #### `tp-plist` - Get Merged Properties ```elisp (tp-plist START END &optional OBJECT) ``` Get a merged plist of all properties in a region. --- ## The Layer System The **layer system** is tp.el's innovative feature that allows stacking multiple sets of properties on the same text region. Only the **top layer** is visible, but lower layers are preserved and can be revealed through rotation or pinning. ### Layer Concept ``` ┌─────────────────────────────┐ │ TOP LAYER (visible) │ ← idx=0, What you see ├─────────────────────────────┤ │ Middle Layer (hidden) │ ← idx=1, Preserved ├─────────────────────────────┤ │ Bottom Layer (hidden) │ ← idx=-1, Preserved └─────────────────────────────┘ ``` ### Layer Definition #### `tp-define-layer` - Define Layer(s) Define a single layer or a group of multiple layers. **Single Layer:** ```elisp (tp-define-layer layer-name (face (:background "cyan") line-prefix ">>")) ``` **Multiple Layers (Layer Group):** ```elisp (tp-define-layer my-group layer-1 ; Reference existing layer (face (:background "red") line-prefix ">>") ; Anonymous layer (face (:background "green" :weight bold))) ; Another anonymous layer ``` The first layer in the definition is the top layer (visible by default). **Examples:** ```elisp ;; Define individual layers (tp-define-layer highlight (face (:background "yellow" :foreground "black"))) (tp-define-layer error (face (:background "red" :foreground "white") help-echo "Error!")) (tp-define-layer info (face (:background "blue" :foreground "white"))) ;; Define a layer group (tp-define-layer status-colors highlight error info) ``` --- #### `tp-layer-props` / `tp-group-props` ```elisp (tp-layer-props LAYER-NAME) (tp-group-props GROUP-NAME) ``` Get properties for a layer or all layers in a group. --- #### `tp-layer-undefine` / `tp-group-undefine` ```elisp (tp-layer-undefine NAME) (tp-group-undefine NAME) ``` Remove layer or group definition. --- #### `tp-layer-reset` ```elisp (tp-layer-reset) ``` Clear all layer and group definitions. --- ### Layer Placement #### `tp-put-layer` - Set Layer at Index ```elisp ;; Buffer/string region (tp-put-layer START END LAYER IDX OBJECT) ;; Entire string (tp-put-layer STRING LAYER IDX) ``` Set layer(s) at a specific index position in the layer stack. - `IDX = 0`: Top (visible layer) - `IDX = -1`: Bottom - Other values insert at that position **Examples:** ```elisp (tp-define-layer base (face default)) (tp-define-layer highlight (face (:background "yellow"))) ;; Put base layer at top (tp-put-layer 1 10 'base 0) ;; Put highlight at index 1 (below top) (tp-put-layer 1 10 'highlight 1) ;; Put layer at bottom (tp-put-layer 1 10 'info -1) ``` --- #### `tp-push-layer` - Push Layer to Top ```elisp ;; Buffer/string region (tp-push-layer START END LAYER OBJECT) ;; Entire string (tp-push-layer STRING LAYER) ``` Push a layer to the top of the stack (equivalent to `tp-put-layer ... 0`). **Examples:** ```elisp (tp-define-layer base (face default)) (tp-define-layer highlight (face (:background "yellow"))) ;; Push base layer first (tp-push-layer 1 10 'base) ;; Push highlight on top (now visible) (tp-push-layer 1 10 'highlight) ``` --- ### Layer Deletion #### `tp-delete-layer` - Delete Layer by Name/Index ```elisp ;; Buffer/string region (tp-delete-layer START END LAYER-NAME/IDX OBJECT) ;; Entire string (tp-delete-layer STRING LAYER-NAME/IDX) ``` Delete a layer from anywhere in the stack by name or index. **Examples:** ```elisp ;; Remove by name (tp-delete-layer 1 10 'highlight) ;; Remove top layer (idx=0) (tp-delete-layer 1 10 0) ;; Remove bottom layer (tp-delete-layer 1 10 -1) ``` --- #### `tp-pop-layer` - Pop Top Layer ```elisp ;; Buffer/string region (tp-pop-layer START END OBJECT) ;; Entire string (tp-pop-layer STRING) ``` Remove the top layer (equivalent to `tp-delete-layer ... 0`). --- ### Layer Movement #### `tp-raise-layer` - Move Layer Up/Down ```elisp ;; Buffer/string region (tp-raise-layer START END IDX/LAYER-NAME N OBJECT) ;; Entire string (tp-raise-layer STRING IDX/LAYER-NAME N) ``` Raise a layer by N positions. Positive N moves toward top, negative moves toward bottom. **Examples:** ```elisp ;; Move layer1 up by 2 positions (tp-raise-layer 1 10 'layer1 2) ;; Move layer at idx 2 down by 1 position (tp-raise-layer 1 10 2 -1) ``` --- #### `tp-rotate-layer` - Cycle Layers ```elisp ;; Buffer/string region (tp-rotate-layer START END OBJECT) ;; Entire string (tp-rotate-layer STRING) ``` Rotate layers - top goes to bottom, next becomes visible. **Examples:** ```elisp ;; Stack: highlight (top) -> base (bottom) (tp-rotate-layer 1 10) ;; Stack: base (top) -> highlight (bottom) ``` --- #### `tp-pin-layer` - Pin Layer to Top ```elisp ;; Buffer/string region (tp-pin-layer START END IDX/LAYER-NAME OBJECT) ;; Entire string (tp-pin-layer STRING IDX/LAYER-NAME) ``` Move a specific layer to the top (make it visible). **Examples:** ```elisp ;; Make 'base the top layer (tp-pin-layer 1 10 'base) ``` --- #### `tp-switch-layer` - Switch Two Layers ```elisp ;; Buffer/string region (tp-switch-layer START END IDX1/NAME1 IDX2/NAME2 OBJECT) ;; Entire string (tp-switch-layer STRING IDX1/NAME1 IDX2/NAME2) ``` Swap positions of two layers. **Examples:** ```elisp ;; Switch layer1 and layer2 (tp-switch-layer 1 10 'layer1 'layer2) ``` --- ### Layer Merging #### `tp-merge-layers` - Merge Multiple Layers ```elisp ;; Buffer/string region (tp-merge-layers START END NEW-LAYER-NAME '(IDX1 LAYER-NAME1 IDX2 ...) OBJECT) ;; Entire string (tp-merge-layers STRING NEW-LAYER-NAME '(IDX1 LAYER-NAME1 IDX2 ...)) ``` Merge specified layers into a new layer. Earlier layers in the list take precedence. **Examples:** ```elisp ;; Merge layer1 and layer2 into merged-layer (tp-merge-layers 1 10 'merged-layer '(layer1 layer2)) ;; Merge by index (tp-merge-layers 1 10 'merged '(0 1 2)) ``` --- #### `tp-flatten-layers` - Flatten All Layers ```elisp ;; Buffer/string region (tp-flatten-layers START END NAME OBJECT) ;; Entire string (tp-flatten-layers STRING NAME) ``` Flatten all layers into a single layer with the given name. **Examples:** ```elisp ;; Flatten all layers into 'flat-layer (tp-flatten-layers 1 10 'flat-layer) ;; Flatten with nil name (unnamed layer) (tp-flatten-layers 1 10 nil) ``` --- ### Layer Query Functions #### `tp-layer-list` - List All Layers ```elisp (tp-layer-list START END &optional OBJECT) ``` Get list of all layer names in region. **Examples:** ```elisp (tp-layer-list 1 10) ; => (highlight base) ``` --- #### `tp-layer-count` ```elisp (tp-layer-count START END &optional OBJECT) ``` Count layers in region. --- #### `tp-layer-exists-p` ```elisp (tp-layer-exists-p START END NAME &optional OBJECT) ``` Check if layer exists in region. --- #### `tp-layer-top` ```elisp (tp-layer-top START END &optional OBJECT) ``` Get name of the top (visible) layer. --- ## Practical Examples ### Syntax Highlighting with Multiple Layers ```elisp ;; Define layers for different highlighting purposes (tp-define-layer code-base (face font-lock-keyword-face)) (tp-define-layer code-error (face (:underline (:color "red" :style wave)) help-echo "Syntax error")) (tp-define-layer code-debug (face (:background "dark blue"))) ;; Apply base highlighting (tp-push-layer 1 100 'code-base) ;; Add error highlight on problematic code (tp-push-layer 50 60 'code-error) ;; Toggle between error and normal view (defun toggle-error-view () (interactive) (tp-rotate-layer 50 60)) ``` ### Status Indicator ```elisp ;; Define status layers as a group (tp-define-layer status-todo (face (:foreground "gray"))) (tp-define-layer status-progress (face (:foreground "yellow"))) (tp-define-layer status-done (face (:foreground "green"))) (tp-define-layer task-status status-todo status-progress status-done) ;; Cycle through statuses (defun cycle-task-status () (interactive) (tp-rotate-layer (line-beginning-position) (line-end-position))) ``` ### Temporary Highlights ```elisp (tp-define-layer temp-highlight (face (:background "yellow"))) (defun flash-region (start end) "Flash a region temporarily." (tp-push-layer start end 'temp-highlight) (run-with-timer 0.5 nil (lambda () (tp-delete-layer start end 'temp-highlight)))) ``` --- ## Aliases For convenience, tp.el provides these aliases: | Alias | Original Function | |-------|-------------------| | `tp-put` | `tp-set` | | `tp-layer-properties` | `tp-layer-props` | | `tp-layer-group-properties` | `tp-group-props` | | `tp-layer-group-undefine` | `tp-group-undefine` | --- ## License GNU General Public License v2 or later. --- ## Contributing Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit issues or pull requests. ---

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