1 files changed, 38 insertions, 38 deletions
diff --git a/macros/FunctionAnnotation/FA_TP_USER.sci b/macros/FunctionAnnotation/FA_TP_USER.sci
index e60a8ce8..f45ee483 100644
--- a/macros/FunctionAnnotation/FA_TP_USER.sci
+++ b/macros/FunctionAnnotation/FA_TP_USER.sci
@@ -1,38 +1,38 @@
-function type_out = FA_TP_USER(PrecisionSpecifier,DefaultType)
-// function type_out = FA_TP_USER(PrecisionSpecifier,DefaultType)
-// -----------------------------------------------------------------
-// Generate the output type of the output argument by using the
-// output (AnnotationFnc) generated by CheckAnnotationFunction.
-// double and float functions can be used to specify the type
-// of the output argument. They are typically used in combination
-// with zeros-like function.
-//
-// Input data:
-// PrecisionSpecifier: it can be 'double' or 'float'.
-//
-// Output data:
-// type_out: specifies the type of the output argument. It can be
-//           's' for float precision or 'd' for double precision.
-//
-// Status:
-// 26-Oct-2007 -- Raffaele Nutricato: Author.
-// 26-Oct-2007 -- Alberto Morea: Test Ok.
-// -----------------------------------------------------------------
-
-// ------------------------------
-// --- Check input arguments. ---
-// ------------------------------
-SCI2CNInArgCheck(argn(2),2,2);
-
-if (mtlb_strcmp(PrecisionSpecifier,'int'))
-   type_out = 'i';
-elseif (mtlb_strcmp(PrecisionSpecifier,'float'))
-   type_out = 's';
-elseif (mtlb_strcmp(PrecisionSpecifier,'double'))
-   type_out = 'd';
-elseif (mtlb_strcmp(PrecisionSpecifier,'default'))
-   type_out = DefaultType;
-else
-   error(9999, 'Unknown precision function: ""'+AnnotationFnc+'"".');
-end
-endfunction
+function type_out = FA_TP_USER(PrecisionSpecifier,DefaultType)
+// function type_out = FA_TP_USER(PrecisionSpecifier,DefaultType)
+// -----------------------------------------------------------------
+// Generate the output type of the output argument by using the
+// output (AnnotationFnc) generated by CheckAnnotationFunction.
+// double and float functions can be used to specify the type
+// of the output argument. They are typically used in combination
+// with zeros-like function.
+//
+// Input data:
+// PrecisionSpecifier: it can be 'double' or 'float'.
+//
+// Output data:
+// type_out: specifies the type of the output argument. It can be
+//           's' for float precision or 'd' for double precision.
+//
+// Status:
+// 26-Oct-2007 -- Raffaele Nutricato: Author.
+// 26-Oct-2007 -- Alberto Morea: Test Ok.
+// -----------------------------------------------------------------
+
+// ------------------------------
+// --- Check input arguments. ---
+// ------------------------------
+SCI2CNInArgCheck(argn(2),2,2);
+
+if (mtlb_strcmp(PrecisionSpecifier,'int'))
+   type_out = 'i';
+elseif (mtlb_strcmp(PrecisionSpecifier,'float'))
+   type_out = 's';
+elseif (mtlb_strcmp(PrecisionSpecifier,'double'))
+   type_out = 'd';
+elseif (mtlb_strcmp(PrecisionSpecifier,'default'))
+   type_out = DefaultType;
+else
+   error(9999, 'Unknown precision function: ""'+AnnotationFnc+'"".');
+end
+endfunction