High-Level API: Fix link to section
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ not to be directly used in applications. The high-level API should be extremely
should be hard to use it in a wrong way. This tutorial gives an introduction for developers who want to elektrify their application
using the high-level API.
-The API supports all CORBA Basic Data Types, except for `wchar`, as well as the `string` type (see also [Data Types](#data-types)).
+The API supports all CORBA Basic Data Types, except for `wchar`, as well as the `string` type (see also [Data Types](#DataTypes)).
## Setup
@@ -157,7 +157,8 @@ recommended you either use `atexit()` in you application or set a custom callbac
The callback must interrupt the thread of execution in some way (e.g. by calling `exit()` or throwing an exception in C++). It must
not return to the calling function. If it does return, the behaviour is undefined.
-## Data Types
+## <a name="DataTypes"></a> Data Types
+
The API supports the following types, which are taken from the CORBA specification:
* **String**: a string of characters, represented by `KDB_TYPE_STRING` in metadata
