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main: Fix some typos and style inconsistencies in comments

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https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-shell/merge_requests/599
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Jonas Dreßler 2019-06-26 12:54:09 +02:00 committed by Florian Müllner
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commit b143869d5d
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@ -140,12 +140,12 @@ function start() {
function _initializeUI() {
// Ensure ShellWindowTracker and ShellAppUsage are initialized; this will
// also initialize ShellAppSystem first. ShellAppSystem
// also initialize ShellAppSystem first. ShellAppSystem
// needs to load all the .desktop files, and ShellWindowTracker
// will use those to associate with windows. Right now
// will use those to associate with windows. Right now
// the Monitor doesn't listen for installed app changes
// and recalculate application associations, so to avoid
// races for now we initialize it here. It's better to
// races for now we initialize it here. It's better to
// be predictable anyways.
Shell.WindowTracker.get_default();
Shell.AppUsage.get_default();
@ -157,8 +157,8 @@ function _initializeUI() {
// Setup the stage hierarchy early
layoutManager = new Layout.LayoutManager();
// Various parts of the codebase still refers to Main.uiGroup
// instead using the layoutManager. This keeps that code
// Various parts of the codebase still refer to Main.uiGroup
// instead of using the layoutManager. This keeps that code
// working until it's updated.
uiGroup = layoutManager.uiGroup;
@ -322,7 +322,7 @@ function getThemeStylesheet() {
/**
* setThemeStylesheet:
* @cssStylesheet: A file path that contains the theme CSS,
* set it to null to use the default
* set it to null to use the default
*
* Set the theme CSS file that the shell will load
*/
@ -422,15 +422,15 @@ function _findModal(actor) {
*
* @params may be used to provide the following parameters:
* - timestamp: used to associate the call with a specific user initiated
* event. If not provided then the value of
* event. If not provided then the value of
* global.get_current_time() is assumed.
*
* - options: Meta.ModalOptions flags to indicate that the pointer is
* already grabbed
*
* - actionMode: used to set the current Shell.ActionMode to filter
* global keybindings; the default of NONE will filter
* out all keybindings
* global keybindings; the default of NONE will filter
* out all keybindings
*
* Returns: true iff we successfully acquired a grab or already had one
*/
@ -476,15 +476,15 @@ function pushModal(actor, params) {
/**
* popModal:
* @actor: #ClutterActor passed to original invocation of pushModal().
* @actor: #ClutterActor passed to original invocation of pushModal()
* @timestamp: optional timestamp
*
* Reverse the effect of pushModal(). If this invocation is undoing
* Reverse the effect of pushModal(). If this invocation is undoing
* the topmost invocation, then the focus will be restored to the
* previous focus at the time when pushModal() was invoked.
*
* @timestamp is optionally used to associate the call with a specific user
* initiated event. If not provided then the value of
* initiated event. If not provided then the value of
* global.get_current_time() is assumed.
*/
function popModal(actor, timestamp) {
@ -646,7 +646,7 @@ function _queueBeforeRedraw(workId) {
*
* This function sets up a callback to be invoked when either the
* given actor is mapped, or after some period of time when the machine
* is idle. This is useful if your actor isn't always visible on the
* is idle. This is useful if your actor isn't always visible on the
* screen (for example, all actors in the overview), and you don't want
* to consume resources updating if the actor isn't actually going to be
* displaying to the user.
@ -682,7 +682,7 @@ function initializeDeferredWork(actor, callback, props) {
* @workId: work identifier
*
* Ensure that the work identified by @workId will be
* run on map or timeout. You should call this function
* run on map or timeout. You should call this function
* for example when data being displayed by the actor has
* changed.
*/