1 files changed, 6 insertions, 6 deletions
diff --git a/src/gui/editors/notation/SystemFont.cpp b/src/gui/editors/notation/SystemFont.cpp
index 62b4280..77d3341 100644
--- a/src/gui/editors/notation/SystemFont.cpp
+++ b/src/gui/editors/notation/SystemFont.cpp
@@ -130,11 +130,11 @@ qfont:
 
     TQFontInfo info(qfont);
 
-    NOTATION_DEBUG << "SystemFont::loadSystemFont[Qt]: have family " << info.family() << " (exactMatch " << info.exactMatch() << ")" << endl;
+    NOTATION_DEBUG << "SystemFont::loadSystemFont[TQt]: have family " << TQString(info.family()).ascii() << " (exactMatch " << info.exactMatch() << ")" << endl;
 
     //    return info.exactMatch();
 
-    // The Qt documentation says:
+    // The TQt documentation says:
     //
     //   bool TQFontInfo::exactMatch() const
     //   Returns TRUE if the matched window system font is exactly the
@@ -143,23 +143,23 @@ qfont:
     // My arse.  I specify "feta", I get "Verdana", and exactMatch
     // returns true.  Uh huh.
     //
-    // UPDATE: in newer versions of Qt, I specify "fughetta", I get
+    // UPDATE: in newer versions of TQt, I specify "fughetta", I get
     // "Fughetta [macromedia]", and exactMatch returns false.  Just as
     // useless, but in a different way.
 
-    TQString family = info.family().lower();
+    TQString family = TQString(info.family()).lower();
 
     if (family == name.lower())
         return new SystemFontQt(qfont);
     else {
-        int bracket = family.find(" [");
+        int bracket = family.tqfind(" [");
         if (bracket > 1)
             family = family.left(bracket);
         if (family == name.lower())
             return new SystemFontQt(qfont);
     }
 
-    NOTATION_DEBUG << "SystemFont::loadSystemFont[Qt]: Wrong family returned, failing" << endl;
+    NOTATION_DEBUG << "SystemFont::loadSystemFont[TQt]: Wrong family returned, failing" << endl;
     return 0;
 }