Bug in Cross-Sampen for Matlab

The reference at the top of the function mentions that sflag enables standardizing of the two signals via the snippet below. But this code does nothing to normalize the two signals, and I believe it is the y=y/sx that is to blame. I would think it should be x=x/sx instead, unless I'm mistaken.

if sflag>0
   y=y-mean(y);
   sy=sqrt(mean(y.^2));   
   y=y/sy;
   x=x-mean(x);
   sx=sqrt(mean(x.^2));   
   y=y/sx;   
end

before the code, two example sets plot like this:

after the code:

with y=y/sx changed to x=x/sx:

This indicates to me that it is indeed an error.

Locate the Cross-Sampen function and read the sflag normalization block shown in the issue. Reproduce the two example plots, verify that both signals are centered and standardized, and consider the issue done when the corrected branch produces the expected normalized result.