I simply cannot wrap my head around this problem!  I have done
everything I can think of but I simply can't figure it out!  I'm sure
it's an easy fix as well.  I am fairly new to Java but have a pretty
good amount of experience of programming in general.

Anyway, enough with the preface.  I want to detect that a blip has
been submitted (which I can do) and then append some styled text on
the end of the blip (on a new line).  I can append unstyled text
easily with the append() method.  I can also use setAnnotations() to
change some styles on the entire text of the blip.  But I can't figure
out how to take some text, style it with colors or whatever, and then
append it.  I read up on the StyledText class but that deals with bold/
underlined, etc type styles it seems.  I also tried using TextView as
a constructor to create an empty TextView type variable but, silly me,
TextView is an interface and has no constructor.  So then I tried
taking the TextView variable I got from blip.getDocument() and tried
to delete() the contents and repopulate them but that didn't work
because the delete() method returns void.  I feel ridiculous because
this must have a very basic solution but I just can't find it.  I
would really appreciate it if someone would help me out on this!
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