The Despiking filter arguments were wrong...

inishell-apps/meteoio_filters.xml

@@ -316,8 +316,8 @@ INIshell include file for MeteoIO filters
 	<parametergroup name="FILTER_DESPIKING">
 		<option caption="Phase space despiking" value="DESPIKING" color="#136b84">
 			<parameter key="%::ARG#::METHOD" type="alternative" default="Goring">
-				<option value="Goring"/>
-				<option value="Mori"/>
+				<option value="GORING"/>
+				<option value="MORI"/>
 				<help>either use the Goring or the Mori version of the algorithm</help>
 			</parameter>
 			<parameter key="%::ARG#::SENSITIVITY" label="Sensitivity:" type="number" format="decimal" min="0" default="1.0" precision="2">
@@ -326,7 +326,7 @@ INIshell include file for MeteoIO filters
 			<parameter key="%::ARG#::INTERPOL_DEG" label="Degree of interpolation:" type="number" format="integer+" default="3" notoggle="true">
 				<help>The parameter interpol_deg sets the degree of the fit for the replacement. 1 is linear, 2 is quadratic, ..., 0 means "off" (removed spikes will be nodata and can be resampled later via [Interpolations1D]). This is useful in rare cases where the cubic fit happens to produce an unwanted peak by itself. Default value is 3 (cubic fit) as proposed in the paper by Goring.</help>
 			</parameter>
-			<parameter key="%:ARG#::INTERPOL_PTS" label="Interpolation points:" type="number" format="integer+" default="24" notoggle="true">
+			<parameter key="%::ARG#::INTERPOL_PTS" label="Interpolation points:" type="number" format="integer+" default="24" notoggle="true">
 				<help>The number of points used for the fitting (replacement) of the spikes can be set via interpol_pts. Default is 24 (as proposed in the paper by Goring).</help>
 			</parameter>
 			<reference name="ID_RESTRICT"/>