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Description:: Returns a Structured Text created from the given structured text and sets attributes to the given values.
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Even though command accepts plain String too, the argument should be Structured Text in order for the set attributes to have an effect. Additionally the result of the command should be fed to composeText (See Example 1) or formatText
Groups:: Strings Structured Text

Syntax:: text setAttributes [name1, value1, name2, value2, ...]
Parameters:: text: String or Structured Text - only passing Structured Text has any effect
: [name1, value1, name2, value2, ...]: Array
: name: String - name of the attribute
: value: String - value of the attribute
Return Value:: Structured Text

Example 1:: _txt = text "Red text, right align"; _txt setAttributes ["color", "#ff0000", "align", "right"]; hint composeText [_txt];

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 |descr= Returns a [[Structured Text]] created from the given [[Structured Text|structured]] text and sets [[Structured_Text#Attributes | attributes]] to the given values.{{Feature | important | Even though command accepts plain [[String]] too, the argument should be [[Structured Text]] in order for the set attributes to have an effect. Additionally the result of the command should be fed to [[composeText]] (See Example 1) or [[formatText]]}}
-|s1= text '''setAttributes''' [name1, value1, name2, value2, ...]
+|s1= text [[setAttributes]] [name1, value1, name2, value2, ...]
 |p1= text: [[String]] or [[Structured Text]] - only passing [[Structured Text]] has any effect