Fix the comment about float levels.

And now that the comment parses, fix the check to respect it.

I seriously doubt anyone will ever use this, but you never know.

include/hamlib/rig.h

@@ -1619,7 +1619,7 @@ typedef struct chan_list chan_t;
  *
  * The granularity is undefined if min = 0, max = 0, and step = 0.
  *
- * For float settings, if min.f = 0 and max.f = 0 (and step.f! = 0), max.f is
+ * For float settings, if min.f = 0 and max.f = 0 (and step.f != 0), max.f is
  * assumed to be actually equal to 1.0.
  *
  * If step = 0 (and min and/or max are not null), then this means step can

src/misc.c

@@ -972,6 +972,7 @@ static const struct
 int check_level_param(RIG *rig, setting_t level, value_t val, gran_t **gran)
 {
     gran_t *this_gran;
+    float maxval;
 
     this_gran = &rig->caps->level_gran[rig_setting2idx(level)];
 
@@ -982,13 +983,21 @@ int check_level_param(RIG *rig, setting_t level, value_t val, gran_t **gran)
 
     if (RIG_LEVEL_IS_FLOAT(level))
     {
-        /* If min==max==0, all values are OK here but may be checked later */
-        if (this_gran->min.f == 0.0f && this_gran->max.f == 0.0f)
+
+        /* If min==max==step==0, all values are OK here */
+        maxval = this_gran->max.f;
+        if (this_gran->min.f == 0.0f && maxval == 0.0f)
         {
-            return RIG_OK;
+	  /* if step==0 also, we're good */
+	  if (this_gran->step.f == 0.0f)
+	    {
+	      return RIG_OK;
+	    }
+	  /* non-zero step, check for max of 1.0 */
+	  maxval = 1.0f;
         }
 
-        if (val.f < this_gran->min.f || val.f > this_gran->max.f)
+        if (val.f < this_gran->min.f || val.f > maxval)
         {
             return -RIG_EINVAL;
         }