Remove trailing whitespace

Change-Id: Iec7704a23bb9397bca1e0ee610707803c4b836b6
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.libreoffice.org/c/core/+/146714
Tested-by: Jenkins
Reviewed-by: Samuel Mehrbrodt <samuel.mehrbrodt@allotropia.de>

1 files changed, 62 insertions, 62 deletions

diff --git a/officecfg/registry/schema/org/openoffice/Office/OptionsDialog.xcs b/officecfg/registry/schema/org/openoffice/Office/OptionsDialog.xcs
index f1162324e699..979c0d65eb00 100644
--- a/officecfg/registry/schema/org/openoffice/Office/OptionsDialog.xcs
+++ b/officecfg/registry/schema/org/openoffice/Office/OptionsDialog.xcs
@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@
 <!DOCTYPE oor:component-schema SYSTEM "../../../../component-schema.dtd">
 <oor:component-schema xmlns:oor="http://openoffice.org/2001/registry" xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" oor:name="OptionsDialog" oor:package="org.openoffice.Office" xml:lang="en-US">
   <info>
-    <desc>Contains general structures used to hide a single option or an option 
+    <desc>Contains general structures used to hide a single option or an option
       tabpage or a whole option group.</desc>
   </info>
   <templates>
@@ -59,7 +59,7 @@
       </prop>
       <set oor:name="Pages" oor:node-type="OptionsPage">
         <info>
-          <desc>An optional set to allow to hide single options tabpages of this 
+          <desc>An optional set to allow to hide single options tabpages of this
 	    group.</desc>
         </info>
       </set>
@@ -67,26 +67,26 @@
     <group oor:name="Module">
       <info>
         <desc>Defines a Module. The options dialog displays entries in its tree
-	  view only if they are defined to belong to the Module for which the 
-	  options dialog is being displayed. The exception is the options dialog 
-	  which is invoked from the Extension Manager, where the Module is 
+	  view only if they are defined to belong to the Module for which the
+	  options dialog is being displayed. The exception is the options dialog
+	  which is invoked from the Extension Manager, where the Module is
 	  irrelevant.</desc>
       </info>
       <set oor:name="Nodes" oor:node-type="OrderedNode">
         <info>
-          <desc>A set member contains a Node (see type Node) which has been 
-	    assigned to this Module. Also entities which do not own the Module 
-	    may add members to the set. Please look at the specification for 
+          <desc>A set member contains a Node (see type Node) which has been
+	    assigned to this Module. Also entities which do not own the Module
+	    may add members to the set. Please look at the specification for
 	    applying restrictions
 	    (http://specs.openoffice.org/appwide/packagemanager/options_dialog_for_extensions.odt)
 	    The actual Node|s are kept in a separate set (OptionsDialog/Nodes),
-	    to prevent redundancy, because a Node can be assigned to several 
-	    Module|s. The position of a node (the tree view element) within the 
-	    tree view of the options dialog is determined by the property Index 
-	    of each set member. The position can be different dependent on the 
-	    Module. Therefore the order is determined per Module. Only the owner 
+	    to prevent redundancy, because a Node can be assigned to several
+	    Module|s. The position of a node (the tree view element) within the
+	    tree view of the options dialog is determined by the property Index
+	    of each set member. The position can be different dependent on the
+	    Module. Therefore the order is determined per Module. Only the owner
 	    of the Module should set the position (property Index).
-	    The order is undefined if two or more members have the same value for 
+	    The order is undefined if two or more members have the same value for
 	    the Index property.
 	    See also the description for OrderedNode.
 	  </desc>
@@ -95,32 +95,32 @@
     </group>
     <group oor:name="Node">
       <info>
-        <desc>Defines a node (the tree view element) which can be displayed in 
+        <desc>Defines a node (the tree view element) which can be displayed in
 	  the tree view of the options dialog.</desc>
       </info>
       <prop oor:name="Label" oor:type="xs:string" oor:localized="true" oor:nillable="false">
         <info>
-          <desc>The localized name which is displayed next to the node in the 
-	    options dialog. If two different nodes (the tree view element) happen 
+          <desc>The localized name which is displayed next to the node in the
+	    options dialog. If two different nodes (the tree view element) happen
 	    to have the same localized name then both are displayed.</desc>
         </info>
       </prop>
       <prop oor:name="OptionsPage" oor:type="xs:string">
         <info>
-          <desc>URL which references the dialog editor resource. This options 
-	  page should only contain information for the user and should not 
+          <desc>URL which references the dialog editor resource. This options
+	  page should only contain information for the user and should not
 	  accept input.</desc>
         </info>
       </prop>
       <prop oor:name="AllModules" oor:type="xs:boolean" oor:nillable="false">
         <info>
-          <desc>If true then this Node shall be displayed independent of the 
-	    Module for which the options dialog is displayed -  that is, always. 
-	    In this case it must not be assigned directly to one or more 
+          <desc>If true then this Node shall be displayed independent of the
+	    Module for which the options dialog is displayed -  that is, always.
+	    In this case it must not be assigned directly to one or more
 	    Module|s. That is, it must not exist as member in Module/Nodes of no
-	    existing Module. 
-	    This is an optimization so that an extension need not provide 
-	    entries for all Module|s. 
+	    existing Module.
+	    This is an optimization so that an extension need not provide
+	    entries for all Module|s.
 	    The default value is false.
 	  </desc>
         </info>
@@ -128,13 +128,13 @@
       </prop>
       <prop oor:name="GroupId" oor:type="xs:string" oor:nillable="false">
         <info>
-          <desc>Identifies a group of Node|s. All nodes (the tree view elements) 
-	    which refer to the same group are displayed next to each other. If 
-	    this property is set then GroupIndex must also have a value. The 
-	    group will be used by Node|s which have been added to existing 
-	    Module|s. If one defines a Module AND Node|s which are used in this 
-	    Module, then GroupId must not be set. In this case one uses 
-	    Module/Nodes/Index to determine the position of the nodes (the tree 
+          <desc>Identifies a group of Node|s. All nodes (the tree view elements)
+	    which refer to the same group are displayed next to each other. If
+	    this property is set then GroupIndex must also have a value. The
+	    group will be used by Node|s which have been added to existing
+	    Module|s. If one defines a Module AND Node|s which are used in this
+	    Module, then GroupId must not be set. In this case one uses
+	    Module/Nodes/Index to determine the position of the nodes (the tree
 	    view element).
 	    The empty string is no valid identifier and represents nil.
 	    See also GroupIndex.
@@ -144,16 +144,16 @@
       </prop>
       <prop oor:name="GroupIndex" oor:type="xs:int" oor:nillable="false">
         <info>
-          <desc>The index of the Node within the group. The index starts with 
-	    null. If this property is set then property GroupId must also have 
-	    a value. If a Node of this group is displayed depends on the 
-	    respective Module to which it is assigned. For example, if there are 
-	    the Nodes A(index 0), B (index 1), and C (index 2) in a group, 
-	    and B is assigned to a different Module, then only A and 
+          <desc>The index of the Node within the group. The index starts with
+	    null. If this property is set then property GroupId must also have
+	    a value. If a Node of this group is displayed depends on the
+	    respective Module to which it is assigned. For example, if there are
+	    the Nodes A(index 0), B (index 1), and C (index 2) in a group,
+	    and B is assigned to a different Module, then only A and
 	    B are displayed together although there indices are 0 and 2 (B has 1).
 	    The value -1 is regarded as nil.
-	    Actually one could have allowed to define a group per Module, so that 
-	    the order could be different depending on the Module. But this would 
+	    Actually one could have allowed to define a group per Module, so that
+	    the order could be different depending on the Module. But this would
 	    have added more complexity to the data structures.
 	  </desc>
         </info>
@@ -161,25 +161,25 @@
       </prop>
       <set oor:name="Leaves" oor:node-type="Leaf">
         <info>
-          <desc>Leaves which are assigned to this node. Extensions can add to this 
+          <desc>Leaves which are assigned to this node. Extensions can add to this
 	    set new Leaf|s.</desc>
         </info>
       </set>
     </group>
     <group oor:name="Leaf">
       <info>
-        <desc>Defines a leaf (the tree view element). A Leaf must be assigned to 
+        <desc>Defines a leaf (the tree view element). A Leaf must be assigned to
 	  exactly one Node. </desc>
       </info>
       <prop oor:name="Id" oor:type="xs:string">
         <info>
-          <desc>The unique identifier of the Leaf. This must be the extension 
+          <desc>The unique identifier of the Leaf. This must be the extension
 	    identifier if this Leaf was defined by an extension.</desc>
         </info>
       </prop>
       <prop oor:name="Label" oor:type="xs:string" oor:localized="true" oor:nillable="false">
         <info>
-          <desc>The localized name that is displayed for the leaf in the options 
+          <desc>The localized name that is displayed for the leaf in the options
 	    dialog.</desc>
         </info>
       </prop>
@@ -190,25 +190,25 @@
       </prop>
       <prop oor:name="EventHandlerService" oor:type="xs:string" oor:nillable="false">
         <info>
-          <desc>Name of the event handler service which is used as argument in 
-	    com.sun.star.awt.XContainerWindowProvider.createContainerWindow. This 
-	    handler does not even process events from the options page but also 
+          <desc>Name of the event handler service which is used as argument in
+	    com.sun.star.awt.XContainerWindowProvider.createContainerWindow. This
+	    handler does not even process events from the options page but also
 	    provides for saving and reading the respective values.</desc>
         </info>
       </prop>
       <prop oor:name="GroupId" oor:type="xs:string" oor:nillable="false">
         <info>
-          <desc>Identifies a group of Leaf|s. All Leaf|s which have the same 
+          <desc>Identifies a group of Leaf|s. All Leaf|s which have the same
 	    GroupId form a group and the corresponding entries in the tree view
 	    are displayed next to each other.
 	    If this property is set then the property GroupIndex must
 	    also be set.
-	    The GroupIndex represents the position within the group. If one 
-	    owns the Node (e.g. defined it oneself) then one can set the GroupId 
-	    to the name of the Node to which this Leaf is assigned. The Leaf|s of 
-	    this particular group are displayed first under the node (the tree 
+	    The GroupIndex represents the position within the group. If one
+	    owns the Node (e.g. defined it oneself) then one can set the GroupId
+	    to the name of the Node to which this Leaf is assigned. The Leaf|s of
+	    this particular group are displayed first under the node (the tree
 	    view element) before any other groups.
-	    If one does not own the Node then one should not use the Node name as 
+	    If one does not own the Node then one should not use the Node name as
 	    group id.
 	    The empty string is regarded as nil.
 	  </desc>
@@ -228,21 +228,21 @@
     </group>
     <group oor:name="OrderedNode">
       <info>
-        <desc>Represents a reference to a Node and an optional index. 
-	  Instances of this type are used in a set (see Module). The name of the 
-	  set member must be the same as the one of the respective Node. The 
-	  index determines the position of the node (the tree view element) in 
+        <desc>Represents a reference to a Node and an optional index.
+	  Instances of this type are used in a set (see Module). The name of the
+	  set member must be the same as the one of the respective Node. The
+	  index determines the position of the node (the tree view element) in
 	  the options dialog for a particular Module.</desc>
       </info>
       <prop oor:name="Index" oor:type="xs:int" oor:nillable="false">
         <info>
-          <desc>Determines the position of the node in the options dialog. 
-	    The index starts with null. That is, the corresponding node 
+          <desc>Determines the position of the node in the options dialog.
+	    The index starts with null. That is, the corresponding node
 	    appears at the first position in the tree view of the options dialog.
 	    If the value is -1 then the index is undefined. If one adds
 	    Node|s to a Module which one does not define oneself (e.g. the Module
-	    is owned by someone else), then one must not set the Index. This 
-	    applies, for example, to extensions which add their Node|s to existing 
+	    is owned by someone else), then one must not set the Index. This
+	    applies, for example, to extensions which add their Node|s to existing
 	    Module|s.
 	    The value -1 is regarded as nil.
 	  </desc>
@@ -254,7 +254,7 @@
   <component>
     <set oor:name="OptionsDialogGroups" oor:node-type="OptionsGroup">
       <info>
-        <desc>Contains the set of single options, options tabpages and options 
+        <desc>Contains the set of single options, options tabpages and options
 	  groups which should be hidden.</desc>
         <label>Hidden options</label>
       </info>