clean up trailing spaces

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Ben Fry
2020-09-23 21:12:37 -04:00
parent 48aa4959c6
commit 48397b815a
+30 -30
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@@ -2,15 +2,15 @@
# !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
# DO NOT MAKE CHANGES TO THIS FILE!!!
# DO NOT MAKE CHANGES TO THIS FILE!!!
# These are the default preferences. If you want to modify
# These are the default preferences. If you want to modify
# them directly, use the per-user local version of the file:
# Documents and Settings -> [username] -> Application Data ->
# Documents and Settings -> [username] -> Application Data ->
# Processing -> preferences.txt (on Windows XP)
# Users -> [username] -> AppData -> Roaming ->
# Users -> [username] -> AppData -> Roaming ->
# Processing -> preferences.txt (on Windows Vista and 7)
# ~/Library -> Processing -> preferences.txt (on Mac OS X)
@@ -20,11 +20,11 @@
# The exact location of your preferences file can be found at
# the bottom of the Preferences window inside Processing.
# Because AppData and Application Data may be considered
# Because AppData and Application Data may be considered
# hidden or system folders on Windows, you'll have to ensure
# that they're visible in order to get at preferences.txt
# You'll have problems running Processing if you incorrectly
# You'll have problems running Processing if you incorrectly
# modify lines in this file. It will probably not start at all.
# AGAIN, DO NOT ALTER THIS FILE! I'M ONLY YELLING BECAUSE I LOVE YOU!
@@ -41,9 +41,9 @@
# note that this path should use forward slashes (like unix)
# instead of \ on windows or : on macos or whatever else
# If you don't want users to have their sketchbook default to
# "My Documents/Processing" on Windows and "Documents/Processing" on OS X,
# set this to another path that will be used by default.
# If you don't want users to have their sketchbook default to
# "My Documents/Processing" on Windows and "Documents/Processing" on OS X,
# set this to another path that will be used by default.
# Note that this path must exist already otherwise it won't see
# the sketchbook folder, and will instead assume the sketchbook
# has gone missing, and that it should instead use the default.
@@ -81,7 +81,7 @@ chooser.files.native.macosx = false # except on mac where it's broken
# by default, check the processing server for any updates
# (please avoid disabling, this also helps us know basic numbers
# (please avoid disabling, this also helps us know basic numbers
# on how many people are using Processing)
update.check = true
@@ -118,8 +118,8 @@ editor.zoom.auto = true
editor.font.family = Source Code Pro
editor.font.size = 12
# To reset everyone's default, replaced editor.antialias with editor.smooth
# for 2.1. Fonts are unusably gross on OS X (and Linux) w/o smoothing and
# To reset everyone's default, replaced editor.antialias with editor.smooth
# for 2.1. Fonts are unusably gross on OS X (and Linux) w/o smoothing and
# the Oracle JVM, and many longtime users have anti-aliasing turned off.
editor.smooth = true
@@ -133,21 +133,21 @@ editor.caret.block = false
editor.keys.alternative_cut_copy_paste = true
editor.keys.alternative_cut_copy_paste.macosx = false
# true if shift-backspace sends the delete character,
# true if shift-backspace sends the delete character,
# false if shift-backspace just means backspace
editor.keys.shift_backspace_is_delete = false
# home and end keys should only travel to the start/end of the current line
editor.keys.home_and_end_travel_far = false
# home and end keys move to the first/last non-whitespace character,
# and move to the actual start/end when pressed a second time.
# and move to the actual start/end when pressed a second time.
# Only works if editor.keys.home_and_end_travel_far is false.
editor.keys.home_and_end_travel_smart = true
# The OS X HI Guidelines say that home/end are relative to the document,
# The OS X HI Guidelines say that home/end are relative to the document,
# but that drives some people nuts. This pref enables/disables it.
editor.keys.home_and_end_travel_far.macosx = true
# Enable/disable support for complex scripts. Used for Japanese and others,
# Enable/disable support for complex scripts. Used for Japanese and others,
# but disable when not needed, otherwise basic Western European chars break.
editor.input_method_support = false
@@ -192,21 +192,21 @@ console.auto_clear = true
console.scrollback.lines = 500
console.scrollback.chars = 40000
# Any additional Java options when running.
# Any additional Java options when running.
# If you change this and can't run things, it's your own durn fault.
run.options =
run.options =
# settings for the -XmsNNNm and -XmxNNNm command line option
run.options.memory = false
run.options.memory.initial = 64
run.options.memory.maximum = 512
# By default, Mac OS X 10.6 launches applications in 32-bit mode,
# By default, Mac OS X 10.6 launches applications in 32-bit mode,
# which is more compatible with libraries (many have not updated to 64-bit).
# Changing this doesn't do anything on other platforms.
# Changing this doesn't do anything on other platforms.
run.options.bits.macosx = 32
# Index of the display to use for running sketches (starts at 1).
# Index of the display to use for running sketches (starts at 1).
# Kept this 1-indexed because older vesions of Processing were setting
# the preference even before it was being used.
# -1 means the default display, 0 means all displays
@@ -217,20 +217,20 @@ run.display = -1
# set to false to open a new untitled window when closing the last window
# (otherwise, the environment will quit)
# default to the relative norm for the different platforms,
# default to the relative norm for the different platforms,
# but the setting can be changed in the prefs dialog anyway
#sketchbook.closing_last_window_quits = true
#sketchbook.closing_last_window_quits.macosx = false
editor.untitled.prefix=sketch_
# The old (pre-1.0, back for 2.0) style for default sketch name.
# If you change this, be careful that this will work with your language
# settings. For instance, MMMdd won't work on Korean-language systems
# If you change this, be careful that this will work with your language
# settings. For instance, MMMdd won't work on Korean-language systems
# because it'll insert non-ASCII characters and break the environment.
# http://code.google.com/p/processing/issues/detail?id=283
editor.untitled.suffix=yyMMdd
# Set the default look & feel on Linux to something other than
# Set the default look & feel on Linux to something other than
# the 'native' platform default, which is usually Metal (yuck!)
# GTK isn't for everyone (and KDE users will get Metal or some
# such anyway, so this is now broken out as an option
@@ -238,7 +238,7 @@ editor.untitled.suffix=yyMMdd
#editor.laf.linux = com.sun.java.swing.plaf.gtk.GTKLookAndFeel
# Trying Nimbus in 3.0a6 because the GTK menus are really dreadful.
# Unfortunately, the Nimbus scrollbars are really gross, but...
# As always, people can override on their own, or the next step
# As always, people can override on their own, or the next step
# is to do a Synth LAF that gives us something not awful.
editor.laf.linux = javax.swing.plaf.nimbus.NimbusLookAndFeel
@@ -298,7 +298,7 @@ export.delete_target_folder = true
# may be useful when attempting to debug the preprocessor
preproc.save_build_files=false
# allows various preprocessor features to be toggled
# allows various preprocessor features to be toggled
# in case they are causing problems
# preprocessor: pde.g
@@ -316,13 +316,13 @@ preproc.substitute_floats = true
# viewed in (at least) Mozilla or IE. useful when debugging the preprocessor.
preproc.output_parse_tree = false
# Changed after 2.0b6 to remove those that aren't compatible with Android,
# Changed after 2.0b6 to remove those that aren't compatible with Android,
# as we move to the new built-in event types. Also remove .list from the end
# of the name, so that the pref will reset. These are now the same imports
# as are used over on the Android side.
# Changed again for revision 0215 (around 2.0b7) to remove all default
# Changed again for revision 0215 (around 2.0b7) to remove all default
# imports that aren't covered by the reference. This has been done to improve
# overall cross-platform parity and to avoid users unknowingly adding
# overall cross-platform parity and to avoid users unknowingly adding
# Java classes, and then the sadness that comes when switching to Android
# or JavaScript modes.
#preproc.imports.list = java.applet.*,java.awt.Dimension,java.awt.Frame,java.awt.event.MouseEvent,java.awt.event.KeyEvent,java.awt.event.FocusEvent,java.awt.Image,java.io.*,java.net.*,java.text.*,java.util.*,java.util.zip.*,java.util.regex.*