Follow-up Comment #2, bug #13873 (project gnustep):
Gregs analysis is correct, this is the problem of the AppKit not storing the
typing attributes for NSTextView. Asusual with encoding stuff, any change
here wont be backwards compatible. That's why I would like to have an agreed
on solution, so we only need to change it once.
I would suggest to store all the typing, selection and mark attributes in a
way similar to the onces used for keyed encoding by Apple, that is in the
special class NSTextViewSharedData, which is already in the file
NSTextView.m.
This does not necessarily mean that we have to use this class during text
processing as well. We can decide on that later on. I must admit that the
current mechanism to synchronize different text views, although it is very
elegant, looks rather complex to me.
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