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True story: you can read and implement a quite complicated algorithm, use it for years, and then get an issue related to this algorithm. You can fix the code, carefully following the algorithm, but still get a bad rendering. Why? Because the algorithm is wrong. Of course, as it's written by David Baron, it can't be that wrong: there's actually a red ISSUE block telling that "The way this describes distribution of widths from column-spanning cells is wrong" and that I "should refer to the rules for distributing excess width to columns for intrinsic width calculation". I did. Guess what: it works. Fix #685. |
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| __init__.py | ||
| test_acid2.py | ||
| test_api.py | ||
| test_boxes.py | ||
| test_css_descriptors.py | ||
| test_css_validation.py | ||
| test_css.py | ||
| test_float.py | ||
| test_fonts.py | ||
| test_pdf.py | ||
| test_presentational_hints.py | ||
| test_stacking.py | ||
| test_target.py | ||
| test_text.py | ||
| test_tools.py | ||
| test_unicode.py | ||
| testing_utils.py | ||