original_string: protected function applyWrapTextIfCellContainsNewLine($style, $dataRow)
      {
          // if the "wrap text" option is already set, no-op
          if ($style->hasSetWrapText()) {
              return $style;
          }
  
          foreach ($dataRow as $cell) {
              if (is_string($cell) && strpos($cell, "\n") !== false) {
                  $style->setShouldWrapText();
                  break;
              }
          }
  
          return $style;
      }
code: protected function applyWrapTextIfCellContainsNewLine($style, $dataRow)
      {
          // if the "wrap text" option is already set, no-op
          if ($style->hasSetWrapText()) {
              return $style;
          }
  
          foreach ($dataRow as $cell) {
              if (is_string($cell) && strpos($cell, "\n") !== false) {
                  $style->setShouldWrapText();
                  break;
              }
          }
  
          return $style;
      }
code_tokens: protected function applyWrapTextIfCellContainsNewLine ( $ style , $ dataRow ) { // if the "wrap text" option is already set, no-op if ( $ style -> hasSetWrapText ( ) ) { return $ style ; } foreach ( $ dataRow as $ cell ) { if ( is_string ( $ cell ) && strpos ( $ cell , "\n" ) !== false ) { $ style -> setShouldWrapText ( ) ; break ; } } return $ style ; }
docstring: Set the "wrap text" option if a cell of the given row contains a new line.
  
  @NOTE: There is a bug on the Mac version of Excel (2011 and below) where new lines
  are ignored even when the "wrap text" option is set. This only occurs with
  inline strings (shared strings do work fine).
  A workaround would be to encode "\n" as "_x000D_" but it does not work
  on the Windows version of Excel...
  
  @param \Box\Spout\Writer\Style\Style $style The original style
  @param array $dataRow The row the style will be applied to
  @return \Box\Spout\Writer\Style\Style The eventually updated style
docstring_tokens: Set the wrap text option if a cell of the given row contains a new line .