                 {
                     _textFlow = staticPlainTextImporter.importToFlow(_text);
                 }
-				textFlowChanged = true;
+                textFlowChanged = true;
             }
             
             // Make sure the interactionManager and controller are added to this textFlow.           

                                         composeHeight:Number=NaN):Rectangle
        {   
            // Adjust for explicit min/maxWidth so the measurement is accurate.
			// If no explicitWidth or widthInChars
            if (isNaN(explicitWidth) && isNaN(widthInChars))
            {
				// then if there is an explicit minWidth and
				// a specified composeWidth and the composeWidth
				// is less than the minWidth, use the minWidth
                if (!isNaN(explicitMinWidth) &&
					!isNaN(composeWidth) && composeWidth < minWidth)
                {
                    composeWidth = minWidth;
                }
				// if composeWidth is NaN, just compose and see what happens
				// and fix up the measurements afterwards.  See final check
				// at the end of the method
				
				// On the other hand, if there is an explicit maxWidth and
				// no specified composeWidth then use maxWidth, 
				// or if there is a a specified composeWidth 
				// and the composeWidth is greater than maxWidth, use the maxWidth.
                if (!isNaN(explicitMaxWidth) &&
                    isNaN(composeWidth) || 
					composeWidth > maxWidth)
                {
                    composeWidth = maxWidth;
                }

     *  <p>The <code>widthInChars</code> and <code>heightInLines</code>
     *  properties provide a convenient way to specify the width and height
     *  in a way that scales with the font size.
     *  You can use the <code>typicalText</code> property as well.
     *  Note that if you use <code>typicalText</code>, the
     *  <code>widthInChars</code> and <code>heightInLines</code>
     *  are ignored.
     *  You can also specify an explicit width or height in pixels,
