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diff --git a/doc/html/tutorial2-03.html b/doc/html/tutorial2-03.html index 26aa4864a..30eef5ceb 100644 --- a/doc/html/tutorial2-03.html +++ b/doc/html/tutorial2-03.html @@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ of chart has a (relative) position stored in the <tt>m_propoints</tt> array. <p> <pre> #include <<a href="tqcolor-h.html">tqcolor.h</a>> - #include <<a href="qnamespace-h.html">ntqnamespace.h</a>> + #include <<a href="tqnamespace-h.html">tqnamespace.h</a>> #include <<a href="tqstring-h.html">tqstring.h</a>> #include <<a href="tqvaluevector-h.html">tqvaluevector.h</a>> </pre> @@ -61,9 +61,9 @@ of chart has a (relative) position stored in the <tt>m_propoints</tt> array. <tt>#include</tt>s four TQt classes. TQt is often perceived as a purely GUI toolkit, but it provides many non-GUI classes to support most aspects of application programming. We use <a href="tqcolor-h.html">tqcolor.h</a> so that we can hold the -paint color and text color in the <tt>Element</tt> class. The use of <a href="qnamespace-h.html">ntqnamespace.h</a> is slightly obscure. Most TQt classes are derived from the +paint color and text color in the <tt>Element</tt> class. The use of <a href="tqnamespace-h.html">tqnamespace.h</a> is slightly obscure. Most TQt classes are derived from the <a href="ntqt.html">TQt</a> superclass which contains various -enumerations. The <tt>Element</tt> class does not derive from <a href="ntqt.html">TQt</a>, so we need to include <a href="qnamespace-h.html">ntqnamespace.h</a> to have access to +enumerations. The <tt>Element</tt> class does not derive from <a href="ntqt.html">TQt</a>, so we need to include <a href="tqnamespace-h.html">tqnamespace.h</a> to have access to the TQt enum names. An alternative approach would have been to have made <tt>Element</tt> a <a href="ntqt.html">TQt</a> subclass. We include <a href="tqstring-h.html">tqstring.h</a> to make use of TQt's Unicode strings. As a convenience we will <tt>typedef</tt> a vector container for <tt>Element</tt>s, which is why we |