Saving the whole GTKTextBuffer state

[Germano Rizzo <mano pluto linux it>]

Hi!
	I think this question is really stupid, but... isn't there a way to get 
*all* the text displayed in a GtkTextBuffer? I mean, the text plus all 
the tags, attributes, pixmaps... just like a word processor would have? 
I'm using a textbuffer, and I'm going to implement a way to save it all; 
but I've a strong feeling of "reinventing the wheel", doing that... 
would it be simpler, more standard and more "portable" between different 
apps to implement such a facility?
	Thanks,
		Mano :)

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