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Thanks for the suggestion, Peter. I've found one example of a script dealing with "Italic", "Bold" and "Bold Italic" (which might originate from David Saunders, I'm not sure).
It's described as "Preserve Local Formatting" and looks for ranges without a character style (i.e. with "noCharStyle") but with those specific fontStyles, creating Italic etc, as character styles, and applies them on the text.

These are very specific fontStyle attributes and would not deal with the font size being changed, or the character spacing set to another number between two words etc.

I need to create a more generic code to create character styles for all overridden textstyle ranges in a text.

And now I'm also a bit confused about the nature of the textStyleRange object as well. Looking at its properties some of them have the same names as properties of a characterStyle object, but of different type:

myTextStyleRange.appliedFont.constructor.name
Result: Font

While

myNewCharacterStyle.appliedFont.constructor.name
Result: String

Meaning that I can't directly assign the attributes of the textStyleRange with the overridden styles, to a newly created character style, or is there a way?

Andreas