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Subject: Re: Gtk / GtkAda question (TextBuffer insertion)
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> That seems logical, but I was searching for the routine the sets the 
> cursor at the mark.

For reference,

This seems to be `Gtk.Text_Buffer.Create_Mark` (which creates a new mark
at the position of a given Gtk_Text_Iter).
To delete the mark, you would use `Mark.Unref` (or `Glib.Object.Unref (Mark)`)

To get the position of the cursor, you would use `Gtk.Text_Buffer.Get_Insert`

And finally to convert from a mark back to an iter you would use `Gtk.Text_Buffer.Get_Iter_At_Mark`