Andreas Roehler <address@hidden> writes:
(buffer-substring 1 10)#("This is t" 0 1 (fontified t) 1 9 (fontified t))
ie text-properties are copied as a kind of comment
behind, not solely `along' as the info says. (Reading
the info I would understand, that the chars copied into
the returned string are propertized as the original
one, as it seems the case altogether.)
No, you are still confusing the _printed representation_ of the return
value of buffer-substring with the actual return value.
Try this:
(type-of (buffer-substring 1 10))
It returns `string', showing that the return value of buffer-substring
is really a string.
-Miles