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Fix documentation typos #262

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10 changes: 5 additions & 5 deletions doc/tikzpingus-doc.tex
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Expand Up @@ -7098,11 +7098,11 @@ \subsubsection{Important Commands}
% \end{commandexplain}

\begin{commandexplain}{pingu@headcon@x}{}
This dimension holds a hardcoded value defining the x-position offseting the connection point of the penguin head. Its default value is \the\pingu@headcon@x. It may be removed in the future (or replaced by an option).
This dimension holds a hardcoded value defining the x-position offsetting the connection point of the penguin head. Its default value is \the\pingu@headcon@x. It may be removed in the future (or replaced by an option).
\end{commandexplain}

\begin{commandexplain}{pingu@headcon@y}{}
This dimension holds a hardcoded value defining the y-position offseting the connection point of the penguin head. Its default value is \the\pingu@headcon@y. It may be removed in the future (or replaced by an option).
This dimension holds a hardcoded value defining the y-position offsetting the connection point of the penguin head. Its default value is \the\pingu@headcon@y. It may be removed in the future (or replaced by an option).
\end{commandexplain}

\subsubsection{The Code}
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The macro \cmddef{pingu@x@bodytype@none} is defined as follows:
\includecode{pingu@x@bodytype@none}
\important\space Please note, that when writing the initial penguin, i did not intend to allow additional body shapes. Therefore, most of the defaults and \say{globals} are must be defined here (alongside a lot of hardcoding).
\important\space Please note, that when writing the initial penguin, I did not intend to allow additional body shapes. Therefore, most of the defaults and \say{globals} must be defined here (alongside a lot of hardcoding).

Within the initialization of all penguin options, we defuine the main colors:
Within the initialization of all penguin options, we define the main colors:
% \pgfqkeys{/pingu}{
\includecode{bodytype\ keys}
With this, the body has three colors to work with: \cmdcoldef{body@main}, \cmdcoldef{body@head}, and \cmdcoldef{body@front}.
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For this, i created the command \cmdref{pingu@feet@s}\ldots

\begin{commandexplain}{pingu@feet@s}{\mand{name}\mand{left-foot}\mand{right-foot}\opt[pingu@yellow]{default color}}
Allows to easily add new feet.
Allows easily adding new feet.
\end{commandexplain}
The macro \cmdref{pingu@feet@s} is defined with the help of \cmddef{pingu@feet@s@} like this:
\includecode{pingu@feet@s}
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