Extracted from Pike v7.8 release 866 at 2016-11-06.
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GTK2.TextBuffer

Methods
 add_selection_clipboard()
 apply_tag()
 apply_tag_by_name()
 backspace()
 begin_user_action()
 copy_clipboard()
 create()
 create_child_anchor()
 create_mark()
 create_tag()
 cut_clipboard()
 delete()
 delete_interactive()
 delete_mark()
 delete_mark_by_name()
 delete_selection()
 end_user_action()
 get_bounds()
 get_char_count()
 get_end_iter()
 get_insert()
 get_iter_at_child_anchor()
 get_iter_at_line()
 get_iter_at_line_index()
 get_iter_at_line_offset()
 get_iter_at_mark()
 get_iter_at_offset()
 get_line_count()
 get_mark()
 get_modified()
 get_selection_bound()
 get_selection_bounds()
 get_slice()
 get_start_iter()
 get_tag_table()
 get_text()
 insert()
 insert_at_cursor()
 insert_child_anchor()
 insert_interactive()
 insert_interactive_at_cursor()
 insert_pixbuf()
 insert_range()
 insert_range_interactive()
 insert_with_tags()
 insert_with_tags_by_name()
 move_mark()
 move_mark_by_name()
 paste_clipboard()
 place_cursor()
 remove_all_tags()
 remove_selection_clipboard()
 remove_tag()
 remove_tag_by_name()
 select_range()
 set_modified()
 set_text()
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Method GTK2.TextBuffer()->delete()

Method delete

GTK2.TextBuffer delete(GTK2.TextIter start, GTK2.TextIter end)

Description

Deletes text between start and end. The order of start and end is not actually relevant; delete() will reorder them. This function actually emits the "delete-range" signal, and the default handler of that signal deletes the text. Because the buffer is modified, all outstanding iterators become invalid after calling this function; however, start and end will be re-initialized to point to the location where text was deleted.