reflow comments in platform/fonts

third_party/WebKit/Source/platform/fonts/mac/FontFamilyMatcherMac.mm

Index: third_party/WebKit/Source/platform/fonts/mac/FontFamilyMatcherMac.mm
diff --git a/third_party/WebKit/Source/platform/fonts/mac/FontFamilyMatcherMac.mm b/third_party/WebKit/Source/platform/fonts/mac/FontFamilyMatcherMac.mm
index 424b3448dbda1c6c8136e49d2aebaf115de520c8..cef19ba2439aa1551180f19baab6b23176ff4cfd 100644
--- a/third_party/WebKit/Source/platform/fonts/mac/FontFamilyMatcherMac.mm
+++ b/third_party/WebKit/Source/platform/fonts/mac/FontFamilyMatcherMac.mm
@@ -112,7 +112,8 @@ static BOOL betterChoice(NSFontTraitMask desiredTraits,
   int chosenWeightDeltaMagnitude = abs(chosenWeight - desiredWeight);
   int candidateWeightDeltaMagnitude = abs(candidateWeight - desiredWeight);
 
-  // If both are the same distance from the desired weight, prefer the candidate if it is further from medium.
+  // If both are the same distance from the desired weight, prefer the candidate
+  // if it is further from medium.
   if (chosenWeightDeltaMagnitude == candidateWeightDeltaMagnitude)
     return abs(candidateWeight - 6) > abs(chosenWeight - 6);
 
@@ -120,9 +121,10 @@ static BOOL betterChoice(NSFontTraitMask desiredTraits,
   return candidateWeightDeltaMagnitude < chosenWeightDeltaMagnitude;
 }
 
-// Family name is somewhat of a misnomer here.  We first attempt to find an exact match
-// comparing the desiredFamily to the PostScript name of the installed fonts.  If that fails
-// we then do a search based on the family names of the installed fonts.
+// Family name is somewhat of a misnomer here.  We first attempt to find an
+// exact match comparing the desiredFamily to the PostScript name of the
+// installed fonts.  If that fails we then do a search based on the family
+// names of the installed fonts.
 NSFont* MatchNSFontFamily(NSString* desiredFamily,
                           NSFontTraitMask desiredTraits,
                           FontWeight desiredWeight,
@@ -165,7 +167,8 @@ NSFont* MatchNSFontFamily(NSString* desiredFamily,
 
   // Do a simple case insensitive search for a matching font family.
   // NSFontManager requires exact name matches.
-  // This addresses the problem of matching arial to Arial, etc., but perhaps not all the issues.
+  // This addresses the problem of matching arial to Arial, etc., but perhaps
+  // not all the issues.
   NSEnumerator* e = [[fontManager availableFontFamilies] objectEnumerator];
   NSString* availableFamily;
   while ((availableFamily = [e nextObject])) {
@@ -187,8 +190,8 @@ NSFont* MatchNSFontFamily(NSString* desiredFamily,
           NSOrderedSame) {
         nameMatchedFont = [NSFont fontWithName:availableFont size:size];
 
-        // Special case Osaka-Mono.  According to <rdar://problem/3999467>, we need to
-        // treat Osaka-Mono as fixed pitch.
+        // Special case Osaka-Mono.  According to <rdar://problem/3999467>, we
+        // need to treat Osaka-Mono as fixed pitch.
         if ([desiredFamily caseInsensitiveCompare:@"Osaka-Mono"] ==
                 NSOrderedSame &&
             desiredTraitsForNameMatch == 0)
@@ -260,11 +263,15 @@ NSFont* MatchNSFontFamily(NSString* desiredFamily,
   bool syntheticItalic = (desiredTraits & NSFontItalicTrait) &&
                          !(actualTraits & NSFontItalicTrait);
 
-  // There are some malformed fonts that will be correctly returned by -fontWithFamily:traits:weight:size: as a match for a particular trait,
-  // though -[NSFontManager traitsOfFont:] incorrectly claims the font does not have the specified trait. This could result in applying
-  // synthetic bold on top of an already-bold font, as reported in <http://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=6146>. To work around this
-  // problem, if we got an apparent exact match, but the requested traits aren't present in the matched font, we'll try to get a font from
-  // the same family without those traits (to apply the synthetic traits to later).
+  // There are some malformed fonts that will be correctly returned by
+  // -fontWithFamily:traits:weight:size: as a match for a particular trait,
+  // though -[NSFontManager traitsOfFont:] incorrectly claims the font does not
+  // have the specified trait. This could result in applying
+  // synthetic bold on top of an already-bold font, as reported in
+  // <http://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=6146>. To work around this
+  // problem, if we got an apparent exact match, but the requested traits
+  // aren't present in the matched font, we'll try to get a font from the same
+  // family without those traits (to apply the synthetic traits to later).
   NSFontTraitMask nonSyntheticTraits = desiredTraits;
 
   if (syntheticBold)