Fix inadvertent tqt changes.

1 files changed, 5 insertions, 5 deletions

diff --git a/languages/cpp/app_templates/kscons_kxt/QUICKSTART b/languages/cpp/app_templates/kscons_kxt/QUICKSTART
index 0ba306bb..53ae8c9e 100644
--- a/languages/cpp/app_templates/kscons_kxt/QUICKSTART
+++ b/languages/cpp/app_templates/kscons_kxt/QUICKSTART
@@ -65,16 +65,16 @@ TQMOC PROCESSING
 
 In qt programs, when a header 'foo.h' contains a class that has
 Q_SIGNALS and Q_SLOTS, then 'foo.h' must contain the macro Q_OBJECT
-in order to compile. foo_tqmoc.cpp is usually generated, and is 
-used to produce foo_tqmoc.o which is linked with the 
+in order to compile. foo_moc.cpp is usually generated, and is 
+used to produce foo_moc.o which is linked with the 
 program or the library.
 
-In kde programs, 'foo.tqmoc' is generated instead of foo_tqmoc.cpp, 
+In kde programs, 'foo.moc' is generated instead of foo_moc.cpp, 
 and it must be included at the very end of foo.cpp 
 (add #include "foo.moc" : this increases the speed of 
 compilation a *lot* and makes less object files.
 
-Both modes are provided though, see test6-tqmocfiesta/
+Both modes are provided though, see test6-mocfiesta/
 
 ------------------------------------------
 MINIMUM SCONS DISTRIBUTION
@@ -127,7 +127,7 @@ remember that libtool is broken on many systems (invalid flags
 among others), so when you can work without libtool
 (small projects especially), just do it.
 
-** tqmoc processing **
+** moc processing **
 As stated above, you should always add #include "foo.moc"
 for your qt classes (Q_OBJECT) to save precious compilation time.