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package flashx.textLayout.formats
{
/**
* Defines values for setting the justificationRule
property
* of the TextLayoutFormat class. Default value is SPACE, which accomplishes justification by adding
* extra space to the space characters. When you use EAST_ASIAN, Japanese style leading is employed, which
* applies bottom-down as opposed to top-up, which is used in Roman text. The spacing of punctuation is also
* different. In the Roman version, the comma and Japanese periods take a full character's width but only half
* in East Asian. Additionally, the spacing between sequential punctuation marks becomes tighter, obeying traditional
* East Asian typographic conventions. Also note the leading, applied to the second line of the paragraphs in the
* example below. In the East Asian version, the last two lines push left. In the Roman version, the second and
* following lines push left.
*