- small typo

docs/source/src/user/interfaces/inloop.rst

@@ -310,7 +310,7 @@ In the following, the functionality that is exported from the QBlade dll or shar
 
 
 :code:`double getCustomData_at_num(char *str, double pos = 0, int num = 0)`
-	This function can be used to access the current value from an arbitrary turbine simulation variable in QBlade. Specify the data name as is would appear in any QBlade graph as a *char pointer*. If you are requesting an aerodynamic 'at section' variable, for instance 'Angle of Attack at 0.25c (at section) Blade 1 [deg]' you can specify the normalized position along the blade length using the 'pos' variable. As an example, to get the AoA at 85% blade length from turbine 0, you would call the function the following way: :code:`getCustomData_at_num("Angle of Attack at 0.25c (at section) Blade 1 [deg], 0.85,0)`.
+	This function can be used to access the current value from an arbitrary turbine simulation variable in QBlade. Specify the data name as is would appear in any QBlade graph as a *char pointer*. If you are requesting an aerodynamic 'at section' variable, for instance 'Angle of Attack at 0.25c (at section) Blade 1 [deg]' you can specify the normalized position along the blade length using the 'pos' variable. As an example, to get the AoA at 85% blade length from turbine 0, you would call the function the following way: :code:`getCustomData_at_num("Angle of Attack at 0.25c (at section) Blade 1 [deg]", 0.85,0)`.
 
 :code:`double getCustomSimulationData(char *str)`
 	This function can be used to access the current value from an arbitrary *simulation time graph* variable in QBlade.