Convert a few non-unicode characters in comments

Author: lballabio

ql/currencies/africa.cpp

@@ -108,9 +108,6 @@ namespace QuantLib {
     }
 
     // South-African rand
-    /* The ISO three-letter code is ZAR; the numeric code is 710.
-       It is divided into 100 cents.
-    */
     ZARCurrency::ZARCurrency() {
         static ext::shared_ptr<Data> zarData(
             new Data("South-African rand", "ZAR", 710, "R", "", 100, Rounding(), "%3% %1$.2f"));
@@ -123,4 +120,5 @@ namespace QuantLib {
             new Data("Zambian kwacha", "ZMW", 967, "ZMW", "", 100, Rounding(), "1$.2f %3%"));
         data_ = zmwData;
     }
+
 }

ql/currencies/africa.hpp

@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ namespace QuantLib {
 
     // Angolan kwanza
     /*! The ISO three-letter code is AOA; the numeric code is 973.
-     It is divided into 100 cêntimo.
+     It is divided into 100 cêntimo.
      \ingroup currencies
     */
     class AOACurrency : public Currency {
@@ -177,6 +177,7 @@ namespace QuantLib {
       public:
         ZMWCurrency();
     };
+
 }
 
 #if defined(QL_PATCH_MSVC)

ql/currencies/europe.cpp

@@ -94,7 +94,7 @@ namespace QuantLib {
 
     // Danish krone
     /* The ISO three-letter code is DKK; the numeric code is 208.
-       It is divided in 100 øre.
+       It is divided in 100 øre.
     */
     DKKCurrency::DKKCurrency() {
         static ext::shared_ptr<Data> dkkData(
@@ -198,7 +198,7 @@ namespace QuantLib {
 
     // Norwegian krone
     /* The ISO three-letter code is NOK; the numeric code is 578.
-       It is divided in 100 øre.
+       It is divided in 100 øre.
     */
     NOKCurrency::NOKCurrency() {
         static ext::shared_ptr<Data> nokData(
@@ -265,7 +265,7 @@ namespace QuantLib {
 
     // Swedish krona
     /* The ISO three-letter code is SEK; the numeric code is 752.
-       It is divided in 100 öre.
+       It is divided in 100 öre.
     */
     SEKCurrency::SEKCurrency() {
         static ext::shared_ptr<Data> sekData(
@@ -376,7 +376,7 @@ namespace QuantLib {
 
     // Finnish markka
     /* The ISO three-letter code was FIM; the numeric code was 246.
-       It was divided in 100 penniä.
+       It was divided in 100 penniä.
     */
     FIMCurrency::FIMCurrency() {
         static ext::shared_ptr<Data> fimData(

ql/experimental/swaptions/haganirregularswaptionengine.cpp

@@ -349,7 +349,7 @@ namespace QuantLib {
 
     /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
     // Computes irregular swaption price according to P.J. Hunt, J.E. Kennedy:             //
-    // "Implied interest rate pricing models", Finance Stochast. 2, 275–293 (1998)      //
+    // "Implied interest rate pricing models", Finance Stochast. 2, 275-293 (1998)         //
     /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
 
     Real  HaganIrregularSwaptionEngine::HKPrice(Basket& basket,ext::shared_ptr<Exercise>& exercise) const {

ql/experimental/swaptions/haganirregularswaptionengine.hpp

@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ namespace QuantLib {
         1. P.S. Hagan: "Methodology for Callable Swaps and Bermudan
            'Exercise into Swaptions'"
         2. P.J. Hunt, J.E. Kennedy: "Implied interest rate pricing
-           models", Finance Stochast. 2, 275–293 (1998)
+           models", Finance Stochast. 2, 275-293 (1998)
     
         \warning Currently a spread is not handled correctly; it
                  should be a minor exercise to account for this