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… based on the tallest box in each line and does not factor in the vertical-alignment. Improves whitespace handling by passing the whitespace state between function invocations.
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I am closing this PR and opening a new one. It was easier to merge the changes over to a new branch than to rebase on this branch. |
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Line height is only based on the tallest box in each line and does not factor in the vertical-alignment. Improves whitespace handling by passing the whitespace state between function invocations. There were too many changes on master to easily rebase. It was easier to merge to a fresh branch. Here is the original PR: servo#509
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…(from jrfeenst:line-height-rebase2); r=metajack Line height is only based on the tallest box in each line and does not factor in the vertical-alignment. Improves whitespace handling by passing the whitespace state between function invocations. There were too many changes on master to easily rebase. It was easier to merge to a fresh branch. Here is the original PR: servo/servo#509 Source-Repo: https://github.com/servo/servo Source-Revision: 0d438e79b86ede6a70ffd5b0118f4b0f9ebec26c UltraBlame original commit: 3860d88d4e1b9a7bf9efe10635c99c962d0e2857
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…(from jrfeenst:line-height-rebase2); r=metajack Line height is only based on the tallest box in each line and does not factor in the vertical-alignment. Improves whitespace handling by passing the whitespace state between function invocations. There were too many changes on master to easily rebase. It was easier to merge to a fresh branch. Here is the original PR: servo/servo#509 Source-Repo: https://github.com/servo/servo Source-Revision: 0d438e79b86ede6a70ffd5b0118f4b0f9ebec26c UltraBlame original commit: 3860d88d4e1b9a7bf9efe10635c99c962d0e2857
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…(from jrfeenst:line-height-rebase2); r=metajack Line height is only based on the tallest box in each line and does not factor in the vertical-alignment. Improves whitespace handling by passing the whitespace state between function invocations. There were too many changes on master to easily rebase. It was easier to merge to a fresh branch. Here is the original PR: servo/servo#509 Source-Repo: https://github.com/servo/servo Source-Revision: 0d438e79b86ede6a70ffd5b0118f4b0f9ebec26c UltraBlame original commit: 3860d88d4e1b9a7bf9efe10635c99c962d0e2857
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Bump cbindgen from 0.9.1 to 0.14.1 Bumps [cbindgen](https://github.com/eqrion/cbindgen) from 0.9.1 to 0.14.1. <details> <summary>Changelog</summary> <p><em>Sourced from <a href="https://github.com/eqrion/cbindgen/blob/master/CHANGES">cbindgen's changelog</a>.</em></p> <blockquote> <h2>0.14.1</h2> <pre><code> * Handle mangling pointers. ([#508](eqrion/cbindgen#508)) * Unconditionally generate a return statement in partialeq implementations. ([#509](eqrion/cbindgen#509)) </code></pre> <h2>0.14.0</h2> <pre><code> * Minor tweak at how [export.exclude] is handled to allow excluding generic instantiations in C mode. ([#501](eqrion/cbindgen#501)) * Documented cpp_compat option. ([#496](eqrion/cbindgen#496)) * Fixed a panic when parsing associated constants for a built-in type. ([#494](eqrion/cbindgen#494)) </code></pre> <h2>0.13.2</h2> <pre><code> * Constants now have suitable documentation. ([#471](eqrion/cbindgen#471)) * Fixed some C warnings by emitting void when there are no arguments. ([#470](eqrion/cbindgen#470)) * Avoids reading cargo.toml when not needed, which can cause panics in workspace situations. * Only write `default` cases if the switch is not exhaustive. ([#475](eqrion/cbindgen#475)) * Some warnings have been refined. ([#477](eqrion/cbindgen#477)) * Code generation for static arrays has been fixed. ([#479](eqrion/cbindgen#479)) * Opt-in support for constexpr in constants. ([#481](eqrion/cbindgen#481)) * Fix C code generation and some warnings when extremely large constants are used. ([#490](eqrion/cbindgen#490)) * Proper escaping of enum variants and fields. ([#483](eqrion/cbindgen#483)) * Added support for RefCell (as an opaque type) and Cell. ([#489](eqrion/cbindgen#489)) </code></pre> <h2>0.13.1</h2> <pre><code> * Support `#[cfg]` on individual enum variants. ([#469](eqrion/cbindgen#469)) </code></pre> <h2>0.13.0</h2> <pre><code> * Support 'swift_name' attributes on generated functions ([#449](eqrion/cbindgen#449)) * Add [export.pre_body] to config ([#452](eqrion/cbindgen#452)) * Handle new line in doc attribute ([#454](eqrion/cbindgen#454)) * Add support for `Self` in tagged enums, structs and unions ([#455](eqrion/cbindgen#455), [#455](eqrion/cbindgen#455), [#456](eqrion/cbindgen#456)) * Make sentinel variant respect regular config ([#459](eqrion/cbindgen#459)) * Fix layout of tagged enums with size under some configurations ([#463](eqrion/cbindgen#463)) * Add an option to allow configuring the order of function names in generated headers ([#466](eqrion/cbindgen#466)) </code></pre> <h2>0.12.2</h2> <pre><code> * Fixed version detection with lockfile v2. eqrion/cbindgen#446 * Added support for export_name on functions. eqrion/cbindgen#447 </code></pre> <h2>0.12.1</h2> <pre><code> * Added support for #[repr*64)] on enums. eqrion/cbindgen#441 * Added support to generate plain enums instead of enum classes for C++. eqrion/cbindgen#443 * Fixed dependency resolution with lockfile v2. eqrion/cbindgen#438 </code></pre> </tr></table> ... 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Bump cbindgen from 0.9.1 to 0.14.1 Bumps [cbindgen](https://github.com/eqrion/cbindgen) from 0.9.1 to 0.14.1. <details> <summary>Changelog</summary> <p><em>Sourced from <a href="https://github.com/eqrion/cbindgen/blob/master/CHANGES">cbindgen's changelog</a>.</em></p> <blockquote> <h2>0.14.1</h2> <pre><code> * Handle mangling pointers. ([#508](eqrion/cbindgen#508)) * Unconditionally generate a return statement in partialeq implementations. ([#509](eqrion/cbindgen#509)) </code></pre> <h2>0.14.0</h2> <pre><code> * Minor tweak at how [export.exclude] is handled to allow excluding generic instantiations in C mode. ([#501](eqrion/cbindgen#501)) * Documented cpp_compat option. ([#496](eqrion/cbindgen#496)) * Fixed a panic when parsing associated constants for a built-in type. ([#494](eqrion/cbindgen#494)) </code></pre> <h2>0.13.2</h2> <pre><code> * Constants now have suitable documentation. ([#471](eqrion/cbindgen#471)) * Fixed some C warnings by emitting void when there are no arguments. ([#470](eqrion/cbindgen#470)) * Avoids reading cargo.toml when not needed, which can cause panics in workspace situations. * Only write `default` cases if the switch is not exhaustive. ([#475](eqrion/cbindgen#475)) * Some warnings have been refined. ([#477](eqrion/cbindgen#477)) * Code generation for static arrays has been fixed. ([#479](eqrion/cbindgen#479)) * Opt-in support for constexpr in constants. ([#481](eqrion/cbindgen#481)) * Fix C code generation and some warnings when extremely large constants are used. ([#490](eqrion/cbindgen#490)) * Proper escaping of enum variants and fields. ([#483](eqrion/cbindgen#483)) * Added support for RefCell (as an opaque type) and Cell. ([#489](eqrion/cbindgen#489)) </code></pre> <h2>0.13.1</h2> <pre><code> * Support `#[cfg]` on individual enum variants. ([#469](eqrion/cbindgen#469)) </code></pre> <h2>0.13.0</h2> <pre><code> * Support 'swift_name' attributes on generated functions ([#449](eqrion/cbindgen#449)) * Add [export.pre_body] to config ([#452](eqrion/cbindgen#452)) * Handle new line in doc attribute ([#454](eqrion/cbindgen#454)) * Add support for `Self` in tagged enums, structs and unions ([#455](eqrion/cbindgen#455), [#455](eqrion/cbindgen#455), [#456](eqrion/cbindgen#456)) * Make sentinel variant respect regular config ([#459](eqrion/cbindgen#459)) * Fix layout of tagged enums with size under some configurations ([#463](eqrion/cbindgen#463)) * Add an option to allow configuring the order of function names in generated headers ([#466](eqrion/cbindgen#466)) </code></pre> <h2>0.12.2</h2> <pre><code> * Fixed version detection with lockfile v2. eqrion/cbindgen#446 * Added support for export_name on functions. eqrion/cbindgen#447 </code></pre> <h2>0.12.1</h2> <pre><code> * Added support for #[repr*64)] on enums. eqrion/cbindgen#441 * Added support to generate plain enums instead of enum classes for C++. eqrion/cbindgen#443 * Fixed dependency resolution with lockfile v2. eqrion/cbindgen#438 </code></pre> </tr></table> ... 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jrfeenst commentedJun 9, 2013
Line height is only based on the tallest box in each line and does not factor in the vertical-alignment. Improves whitespace handling by passing the whitespace state between function invocations.