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@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 /*!
 \page first_feature_help How to create custom features or plugins
 
-A NewGeom module consists of one or several plug-ins which provide implementation of Module features. To extend the application functionality, developers are able to add their own features into existent plugins. Also, it is possible to create a custom plugin, if necessary. 
+A SHAPER module consists of one or several plug-ins which provide implementation of Module features. To extend the application functionality, developers are able to add their own features into existent plugins. Also, it is possible to create a custom plugin, if necessary. 
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 This document describes the basic principles of plugin/feature system and shows how to use the API for writing a feature or plugin. Currently, the API is available for C++ and Python languages. Plugin, written in C++ is a shared object (dll); For Python, it is regular python module, with *.py extension. 
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@@ -118,13 +118,13 @@ And like a plugin implements a functionality to create 'feature' objects by stri
 \code
 void ConstructionPlugin_Point::initAttributes()
 {
-  data()->addAttribute("DoubleCounterData", ModelAPI_AttributeDouble::type());
+  data()->addAttribute("DoubleCounterData", ModelAPI_AttributeDouble::typeId());
 }
 \endcode
 Python:
 \code
   def initAttributes(self):
-    self.data().addAttribute("DoubleCounterData", ModelAPI.ModelAPI_AttributeDouble.type())
+    self.data().addAttribute("DoubleCounterData", ModelAPI.ModelAPI_AttributeDouble.typeId())
 \endcode
 As you may notice, this method defines that feature has a widget with "DoubleCounterData" id, which has Double type. Therefore, if your feature uses, in example, three widgets, the `initAttributes()` method should 'init' three attributes.
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