Hiroyuki Ikezoe
dbcf56e064
When re-snapping after a layout change, we build separate candidate sets for the inline (X) and block (Y) axes from the previously snapped targets, using mIdsOnX and mIdsOnY respectively. This implements step 5 of spec section 6.2.1: if the inline and block sets are overlapping, both are replaced with their intersection. If the sets are disjoint, the block-axis set takes precedence and determines the snap position for both axes. Differential Revision: https://phabricator.services.mozilla.com/D285438
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13 lines
322 B
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[multicol-002.html]
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bug: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=2016622
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[center]
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expected: FAIL
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[start]
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expected:
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if (os == "mac") and not debug and (version == "OS X 14.7.5"): [PASS, FAIL]
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[end]
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expected:
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if (os == "mac") and not debug and (version == "OS X 14.7.5"): [PASS, FAIL]
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