Enum BreakLinePointsPositions

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pub enum BreakLinePointsPositions {
    Leading(BreakLinePointProperties),
    Trailing(BreakLinePointProperties),
    Both {
        leading: BreakLinePointProperties,
        trailing: BreakLinePointProperties,
    },
    List {
        properties: BreakLinePointProperties,
        breaking_frequency: usize,
    },
    None,
}

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Represents the break line points before and after a syntax node.

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Leading(BreakLinePointProperties)

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Trailing(BreakLinePointProperties)

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Both

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§leading: BreakLinePointProperties

§trailing: BreakLinePointProperties

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List

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§properties: BreakLinePointProperties

§breaking_frequency: usize

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None

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impl BreakLinePointsPositions

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pub fn new_symmetric( break_line_point_properties: BreakLinePointProperties, ) -> Self

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pub fn leading(&self) -> Option<BreakLinePointProperties>

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pub fn trailing(&self) -> Option<BreakLinePointProperties>

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impl UnwindSafe for BreakLinePointsPositions

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