rename nWink->nAngle

Change-Id: I3a4cec65307c517684d4f8a291ca73b6a212a857

2 files changed, 8 insertions, 8 deletions

diff --git a/svx/source/engine3d/obj3d.cxx b/svx/source/engine3d/obj3d.cxx
index 831b7c28fe9e..9e8615306a91 100644
--- a/svx/source/engine3d/obj3d.cxx
+++ b/svx/source/engine3d/obj3d.cxx
@@ -738,21 +738,21 @@ void E3dObject::RestGeoData(const SdrObjGeoData& rGeo)
 // happened is a rotation around the axis perpendicular to the screen and that
 // is regardless of how the scene has been rotated up until now.
 
-void E3dObject::NbcRotate(const Point& rRef, long nWink, double sn, double cs)
+void E3dObject::NbcRotate(const Point& rRef, long nAngle, double sn, double cs)
 {
     // So currently the glue points are defined relative to the scene aOutRect.
     // Before turning the glue points are defined relative to the page. They
     // take no part in the rotation of the scene. To ensure this, there is the
     // SetGlueReallyAbsolute(sal_True);
 
-    double fWinkelInRad = nWink/100.0 * F_PI180;
+    double fWinkelInRad = nAngle/100.0 * F_PI180;
 
     basegfx::B3DHomMatrix aRotateZ;
     aRotateZ.rotate(0.0, 0.0, fWinkelInRad);
     NbcSetTransform(aRotateZ * GetTransform());
 
     SetRectsDirty();        // This forces a recalculation of all BoundRects
-    NbcRotateGluePoints(rRef,nWink,sn,cs);  // Rotate the glue points (who still
+    NbcRotateGluePoints(rRef,nAngle,sn,cs);  // Rotate the glue points (who still
                                             // have coordinates relative to the
                                             // original page)
     SetGlueReallyAbsolute(false);       // from now they are again relative to BoundRect (that is defined as aOutRect)
diff --git a/svx/source/engine3d/scene3d.cxx b/svx/source/engine3d/scene3d.cxx
index 9d5336f02c8c..71eda450209e 100644
--- a/svx/source/engine3d/scene3d.cxx
+++ b/svx/source/engine3d/scene3d.cxx
@@ -534,7 +534,7 @@ void E3dScene::Notify(SfxBroadcaster &rBC, const SfxHint  &rHint)
     E3dObject::Notify(rBC, rHint);
 }
 
-void E3dScene::RotateScene (const Point& rRef, long /*nWink*/, double sn, double cs)
+void E3dScene::RotateScene (const Point& rRef, long /*nAngle*/, double sn, double cs)
 {
     Point UpperLeft, LowerRight, Center, NewCenter;
 
@@ -623,7 +623,7 @@ void E3dScene::SetTransform(const basegfx::B3DHomMatrix& rMatrix)
     }
 }
 
-void E3dScene::NbcRotate(const Point& rRef, long nWink, double sn, double cs)
+void E3dScene::NbcRotate(const Point& rRef, long nAngle, double sn, double cs)
 {
     // So currently the glue points are defined relative to the scene aOutRect.
     // Before turning the glue points are defined relative to the page. They
@@ -636,15 +636,15 @@ void E3dScene::NbcRotate(const Point& rRef, long nWink, double sn, double cs)
     // objects. So going through the entire list and rotate around the Z axis
     // through the enter of aOutRect's (Steiner's theorem), so RotateZ
 
-    RotateScene (rRef, nWink, sn, cs);  // Rotates the scene
-    double fWinkelInRad = nWink/100.0 * F_PI180;
+    RotateScene (rRef, nAngle, sn, cs);  // Rotates the scene
+    double fWinkelInRad = nAngle/100.0 * F_PI180;
 
     basegfx::B3DHomMatrix aRotation;
     aRotation.rotate(0.0, 0.0, fWinkelInRad);
     NbcSetTransform(aRotation * GetTransform());
 
     SetRectsDirty();    // This forces a recalculation of all BoundRects
-    NbcRotateGluePoints(rRef,nWink,sn,cs);  // Rotate the glue points (who still
+    NbcRotateGluePoints(rRef,nAngle,sn,cs);  // Rotate the glue points (who still
                                             // have coordinates relative to the
                                             // original page)
     SetGlueReallyAbsolute(false);  // from now they are again relative to BoundRect (that is defined as aOutRect)