Revert "Rename a number of old tq methods that are no longer tq specific"

This reverts commit 252fce5a2a5384702fbcc1c9987284d7bd2e6943.

1 files changed, 9 insertions, 9 deletions

diff --git a/kmymoney2/mymoney/mymoneymoney.cpp b/kmymoney2/mymoney/mymoneymoney.cpp
index 2d380d3..5a8b562 100644
--- a/kmymoney2/mymoney/mymoneymoney.cpp
+++ b/kmymoney2/mymoney/mymoneymoney.cpp
@@ -145,7 +145,7 @@ MyMoneyMoney::MyMoneyMoney(const TQString& pszAmount)
   // a) numeric
   // b) _decimalSeparator
   // c) negative indicator
-  TQString validChars = TQString("\\d%1").arg(TQChar(decimalSeparator()));
+  TQString validChars = TQString("\\d%1").tqarg(TQChar(decimalSeparator()));
   // we need to escape the minus sign here, because later on it will be
   // part of "\d,-()" and that does not work. It needs to be "\d,\-()"
   // And we need two of them, because we're in C
@@ -158,11 +158,11 @@ MyMoneyMoney::MyMoneyMoney(const TQString& pszAmount)
   validChars += negChars;
   // qDebug("0: '%s'", validChars.data());
 
-  TQRegExp invChars(TQString("[^%1]").arg(validChars));
+  TQRegExp invChars(TQString("[^%1]").tqarg(validChars));
   // qDebug("1: '%s'", res.data());
   res.remove(invChars);
 
-  TQRegExp negCharSet(TQString("[%1]").arg(negChars));
+  TQRegExp negCharSet(TQString("[%1]").tqarg(negChars));
   bool isNegative = false;
   if(res.find(negCharSet) != -1) {
     isNegative = true;
@@ -243,12 +243,12 @@ TQString MyMoneyMoney::formatMoney(const TQString& currency, const int prec, boo
     // TQString.sprintf("%Ld") did not work :-(,  so I had to
     // do it the old ugly way.
     while(tmp) {
-      res.insert(0, TQString("%1").arg(static_cast<int>(tmp % 10)));
+      res.insert(0, TQString("%1").tqarg(static_cast<int>(tmp % 10)));
       tmp /= 10;
     }
 
   } else
-    res = TQString("%1").arg((long)left);
+    res = TQString("%1").tqarg((long)left);
 
   if(showThousandSeparator) {
     int pos = res.length();
@@ -262,13 +262,13 @@ TQString MyMoneyMoney::formatMoney(const TQString& currency, const int prec, boo
 
     // using
     //
-    //   res += TQString("%1").arg(right).rightJustify(prec, '0', true);
+    //   res += TQString("%1").tqarg(right).rightJustify(prec, '0', true);
     //
     // caused some weird results if right was rather large. Eg: right being
     // 666600000 should have appended a 0, but instead it prepended a 0. With
     // res being "2," the result wasn't "2,6666000000" as expected, but rather
     // "2,0666600000" which was not usable. The code below works for me.
-    TQString rs  = TQString("%1").arg(right);
+    TQString rs  = TQString("%1").tqarg(right);
     if(prec != -1)
       rs = rs.rightJustify(prec, '0', true);
     else {
@@ -325,7 +325,7 @@ const TQString MyMoneyMoney::toString(void) const
   // TQString.sprintf("%Ld") did not work :-(,  so I had to
   // do it the old ugly way.
   while(tmp) {
-    res.prepend(TQString("%1").arg(static_cast<int>(tmp % 10)));
+    res.prepend(TQString("%1").tqarg(static_cast<int>(tmp % 10)));
     tmp /= 10;
   }
   if(res.isEmpty())
@@ -336,7 +336,7 @@ const TQString MyMoneyMoney::toString(void) const
 
   tmp = m_denom;
   while(tmp) {
-    resf.prepend(TQString("%1").arg(static_cast<int>(tmp % 10)));
+    resf.prepend(TQString("%1").tqarg(static_cast<int>(tmp % 10)));
     tmp /= 10;
   }
   return res + "/" + resf;