- Adapted indenation to new agreed upon system

- Added support for second generation scriptcontext based counter

ascon.h

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@
  * \brief Asynchronous connection handling for devices controlled over tcp-ip
  * connections. Interface for higher level modules.
  */
- 
+
 /** \brief the asynchronous connection
  */
 typedef struct Ascon Ascon;
@@ -30,22 +30,22 @@ typedef enum {
  *     are protocol specific, but argv[1] is usually host::port
  *  \return the created connection or NULL on failure
  */
-Ascon *AsconMake(SConnection *con, int argc, char *argv[]);
+Ascon *AsconMake(SConnection * con, int argc, char *argv[]);
 
 /** \brief kill function
  *  \param a the connection to be killed
  */
-void AsconKill(Ascon *a);
+void AsconKill(Ascon * a);
 /** \brief Disconnect function
  * \param a the connection to disconnect
  */
-void AsconDisconnect(Ascon *a);
+void AsconDisconnect(Ascon * a);
 
 /** \brief the task handler. To be called repeatedly.
  *  \param a the connection
  *  \return the state of the connection
- */ 
-AsconStatus AsconTask(Ascon *a);
+ */
+AsconStatus AsconTask(Ascon * a);
 
 /** \brief write to the connection. allowed only when the state is AsconReady
  *  \param a the connection
@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ AsconStatus AsconTask(Ascon *a);
  *  \param noResponse 0 normally, 1 if no reponse is expected
  *  \return 1 on success, 0 when not ready
  */
-int AsconWrite(Ascon *a, char *command, int noResponse);
+int AsconWrite(Ascon * a, char *command, int noResponse);
 
 /** \brief read from the connection. allowed only when a response is available
  *  \param a the connection
@@ -63,12 +63,12 @@ int AsconWrite(Ascon *a, char *command, int noResponse);
  *      The result is only valid until the next call to other AsconXxx functions
  *      and has to be duplicated if needed later.
  */
-char *AsconRead(Ascon *a);
+char *AsconRead(Ascon * a);
 
 /** \brief get the connections error list
  *  \return the error list
  */
-ErrMsg *AsconGetErrList(Ascon *a);
+ErrMsg *AsconGetErrList(Ascon * a);
 
 /** \brief a helper function
  *  \param argc the number of args