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layout: Make some formatting cleanups.

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These should have no effect on functionality.
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Patrick Walton 2014-10-28 12:00:35 -07:00
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@ -1192,11 +1192,11 @@ pub trait FlowConstructionUtils {
fn add_new_child(&mut self, new_child: FlowRef);
/// Finishes a flow. Once a flow is finished, no more child flows or boxes may be added to it.
/// This will normally run the bubble-inline-sizes (minimum and preferred -- i.e. intrinsic -- inline-size)
/// calculation, unless the global `bubble_inline-sizes_separately` flag is on.
/// This will normally run the bubble-inline-sizes (minimum and preferred -- i.e. intrinsic --
/// inline-size) calculation, unless the global `bubble_inline-sizes_separately` flag is on.
///
/// All flows must be finished at some point, or they will not have their intrinsic inline-sizes
/// properly computed. (This is not, however, a memory safety problem.)
/// All flows must be finished at some point, or they will not have their intrinsic inline-
/// sizes properly computed. (This is not, however, a memory safety problem.)
fn finish(&mut self);
}
@ -1217,8 +1217,8 @@ impl FlowConstructionUtils for FlowRef {
}
/// Finishes a flow. Once a flow is finished, no more child flows or fragments may be added to
/// it. This will normally run the bubble-inline-sizes (minimum and preferred -- i.e. intrinsic --
/// inline-size) calculation, unless the global `bubble_inline-sizes_separately` flag is on.
/// it. This will normally run the bubble-inline-sizes (minimum and preferred -- i.e. intrinsic
/// -- inline-size) calculation, unless the global `bubble_inline-sizes_separately` flag is on.
///
/// All flows must be finished at some point, or they will not have their intrinsic inline-sizes
/// properly computed. (This is not, however, a memory safety problem.)