refactor due to rename

Author: slackmoehrle

10.md

@@ -1,4 +1,4 @@
-# Chapter 11: Lua
+# Chapter 10: Lua
 
 ## Call custom c++ from Lua
 cocos2d-x lua binds c++ class, class functions ,enum and some global functions to lua through auto-binding by bindings-generator(tools/bindings-generator) and some manual binding,so we can call custom c++ from lua conveniently.
@@ -891,34 +891,34 @@ If you have been not installed the Cocos Code IDE,you can refer to [Cocos Code I
 ### Basic Settings
 Click `Cocos Code IDE/Preferences` to open the congiuration dialog,then select the `Cocos/Lua` to set the directory of cocos2d-x v3.x in the `Lua Frameworks` :
 
-![](11/lua_cocos_preferences.png)
+![](10/lua_cocos_preferences.png)
 
 ### Additional Settings
 You should set directory of some compliling tools about android if you need to replace the Android runtime which Cocos Code IDE provided.Click `Cocos Code IDE/Preferences` then pitch on `Cocos` to configurate the directory of related tools:
 
-![](11/cocos_preferences.png)
+![](10/cocos_preferences.png)
 
 ## Debug a Lua Game
 1. Create a new Cococs Lua Project by the right click menu in the `Lua Projects Explorer`
 
-![](11/lua_create_project.png)
+![](10/lua_create_project.png)
 
 2. Select `src/GameScene.lua` and open it,then toggle breakpoint by right click menu or double click
 
-![](11/lua_toggle_breakpoint.png)
+![](10/lua_toggle_breakpoint.png)
 
 3.Click debug button on toolbar
 
-![](11/lua_debug_button.png)
+![](10/lua_debug_button.png)
 
 4.Trigger the breakpoint,select "Yes" to open `Debug Perspective`,and you will find many useful debug views like `Call stacks`, `Variables` and `Breakpoints`,etc.
 
-![](11/lua_confirm_perspective.png)
-![](11/lua_debug_dialog.png)
+![](10/lua_confirm_perspective.png)
+![](10/lua_debug_dialog.png)
 
 5.Use `Step over`, `Step into`, `Step out` in the tool bar to debug
 
-![](11/lua_step_debug.png)
+![](10/lua_step_debug.png)
 
 ## Code Hot Updating when Debugging
 We could realize the hot updating of lua code when debugging by the Cocos Code IDE.
@@ -947,10 +947,10 @@ The above example is executed on the Mac platform because of the default configu
 
 1. Click `Debug Configurations` button on the toolbar to open `Debug Configurations` dialog
 
-![](11/lua_config_button.png)
+![](10/lua_config_button.png)
 
 2. Select the `CocosLuaGame` item,then to configure
-![](11/lua_debug_configure_dialog.png)
+![](10/lua_debug_configure_dialog.png)
 
 ### Debug on the iOS Simulator
 1. Check iOS Simulator radio button
@@ -959,46 +959,46 @@ The above example is executed on the Mac platform because of the default configu
 
 3. Click the Debug button,IDE will auto-install chosen runtime app and start runtime to debug
 
-![](11/lua_configure_iOS_simulator.png)
+![](10/lua_configure_iOS_simulator.png)
 
 ### Debug on the iOS Device
 
 1.You need a runtime IPA, you can build a custom runtime IPA by Cocos Code IDE, then [install runtime IPA](http://www.solutionanalysts.com/blog/how-install-ipa-file-iphone-ipod-ipad-using-itunes-mac-windows) to iOS device.
 
   - Click `Build Runtime` on the toolbars
 
-  ![](11/lua_configure_build_runtime.png)
+  ![](10/lua_configure_build_runtime.png)
 
   - Click `Yes` button on the pop-up `Cocos` dialog
 
-  ![](11/lua_configure_build_runtime_first.png)
+  ![](10/lua_configure_build_runtime_first.png)
 
   - Click `Generate` button to Generate `Create Native Source Wizard`
 
-  ![](11/lua_configure_creat_native_source_wizard.png)
+  ![](10/lua_configure_creat_native_source_wizard.png)
 
   - Click `Close` button to finish `Create Native Source Wizard`
 
-  ![](11/lua_configure_finish_create_native_source_wizard.png)
+  ![](10/lua_configure_finish_create_native_source_wizard.png)
 
   - Click `Build Runtime` on the toolbars to open `Runtime Builder Wizard` dialog
 
-  ![](11/lua_configure_runtime_builder_wizard.png)
+  ![](10/lua_configure_runtime_builder_wizard.png)
 
   - Check `Build iOS Device Runtime` and click `Generate` button to generate
 
-  ![](11/lua_configure_runtime_select_iOS_device.png)
+  ![](10/lua_configure_runtime_select_iOS_device.png)
 
   - Click `Close` button when Finished dialog pop up
 
-  ![](11/lua_configure_finish_iOS_device.png)
+  ![](10/lua_configure_finish_iOS_device.png)
 
 2. Click `Debug Configuration`,then check `Remote Debug` radio button on the `Debug Configuration` dialog
 3. Select `iOS` platform
 4. Fill IP address of your device into the `Target IP` and Fill the IP address that your PC used on the `Host IP`(Make sure that the `Target IP` and `Host IP` can access each other)
 5. Click 'Debug' button to begin to debug
 
-  ![](11/lua_iOS_device_remote_setting.png)
+  ![](10/lua_iOS_device_remote_setting.png)
 
 ### Debug on the Android Device by ADB Mode
 1. Prebuild Runtimelua.apk by `Build Runtime` like first of `Debug on the iOS Device` 
@@ -1007,7 +1007,7 @@ The above example is executed on the Mac platform because of the default configu
 4. Click the `Debug` button
 5. IDE will auto-install the chosen runtime apk and start to debug
 
-![](11/lua_debug_android_adb_mode.png)
+![](10/lua_debug_android_adb_mode.png)
 
 
 ### Debug on the Android Deveice by WLAN
@@ -1018,6 +1018,6 @@ The above example is executed on the Mac platform because of the default configu
 4. Fill IP address of your device into the `Target IP` and Fill the IP address that your PC used on the `Host IP`(Make sure that the `Target IP` and `Host IP` can access each other)
 5. Click 'Debug' button to begin to debug 
 
-![](11/lua_anroid_device_remote_setting.png)
+![](10/lua_anroid_device_remote_setting.png)