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Rename AsyncDisplayKit to Texture (#4)

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* Rename AsyncDisplayKit to Texture

* More renaming
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Garrett Moon
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Certain `ASLayoutable` properties will _only_ apply when the layoutable is a child of a _stack_ spec (the child is called an ASStackLayoutable), while other properties _only_ apply when the layoutable is a child of a _static_ spec (the child is called an ASStaticLayoutable).
- table of [`ASStackLayoutables` properties](http://asyncdisplaykit.org/docs/automatic-layout-containers.html#asstacklayoutable-properties)
- table of [`ASStaticLayoutable` properties](http://asyncdisplaykit.org/docs/automatic-layout-containers.html#asstaticlayoutable-properties)
- table of [`ASStackLayoutables` properties](http://texturegroup.org/docs/automatic-layout-containers.html#asstacklayoutable-properties)
- table of [`ASStaticLayoutable` properties](http://texturegroup.org/docs/automatic-layout-containers.html#asstaticlayoutable-properties)
All ASLayoutable properties can be applied to _any_ layoutable (e.g. any node or layout spec), however certain properties will only take effect depending on the type of the parent layout spec they are wrapped in.
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## Have I provided sizes for any node that lacks an intrinsic size?
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AsyncDisplayKit's layout pass is recursive, starting at the layout spec returned from `-layoutSpecThatFits:` and proceeding down until it reaches the leaf nodes included in any nested layout specs.
Texture's layout pass is recursive, starting at the layout spec returned from `-layoutSpecThatFits:` and proceeding down until it reaches the leaf nodes included in any nested layout specs.
Some leaf nodes have a concept of their own intrinsic size, such as ASTextNode or ASImageNode. A text node knows the length of its formatted string and an ASImageNode knows the size of its static image. Other leaf nodes require an intrinsic size to be set.
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Set `.sizeRange` to set a size range for any node or layout spec that is the child of a *static* spec consisting. `.sizeRange` is the *only* way to set a size on a layout spec. Again, when using `.sizeRange`, you *must wrap the layoutable in a static layout spec for it to take effect.*
A `.sizeRange` consists of a minimum and maximum constrained size (these sizes can be a specific point value or a relative value, like 70%). For details on the `.sizeRange` property's custom value type, check out our [Layout API Sizing guide](http://asyncdisplaykit.org/docs/layout-api-sizing.html).
A `.sizeRange` consists of a minimum and maximum constrained size (these sizes can be a specific point value or a relative value, like 70%). For details on the `.sizeRange` property's custom value type, check out our [Layout API Sizing guide](http://texturegroup.org/docs/layout-api-sizing.html).
## `ASRelativeDimension` vs `ASRelativeSize` vs `ASRelativeSizeRange` vs `ASSizeRange`
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AsyncDisplayKit's Layout API supports configuring node and layout spec sizes with specific point values as well as relative values. Read the [Layout API Sizing guide](http://asyncdisplaykit.org/docs/layout-api-sizing.html) for a helpful chart and documentation on our custom layout value types.
Texture's Layout API supports configuring node and layout spec sizes with specific point values as well as relative values. Read the [Layout API Sizing guide](http://texturegroup.org/docs/layout-api-sizing.html) for a helpful chart and documentation on our custom layout value types.
## Debugging layout specs with ASCII art
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