Right now nsIFrame::GetUsed{Margin,Border,Padding} don't apply the
skip-sides information to the result they return. (The skip-sides
information is what tells us to omit the margin, border, and padding
at breaks.)
This means that most callers of these methods need to call
nsIFrame::ApplySkipSides on the result before using that result.
However, I suspect that most of the callers that should be doing
this aren't (though I haven't gone through them yet; I should).
I'm starting to think this was an API design mistake (on my part),
given that I usually forget about it.
Thoughts?
-David
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𝄢 Mozilla http://www.mozilla.org/ 𝄂
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