(Note also that at some point before release, I will force the scripter to explicitly declare all variable to detect typos - we've already had problems with this even with case insensitivity)
Anyway, here's a list of variables that might be used case-insensitively.
Some of them might be accidental - similar variable or label names used by different npcs - but even so, I recommend their case be normalized.
If any permanent variables are found, this may require admin assistance, depending on whether the variable can be set initially from multiple cases.
constants must match db/const.txt
Random note: the files are generated with the following script, then passed through sort -u | sort -f, which is *not* the same as sort -uf. Also there were some slight problems with numbers.
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#!/bin/sh
for ARG
do
cat $ARG |
sed 's/"\([^"]\|\\\"\)*"//g' |
sed 's_//.*__' |
sed -n '/{/,/}/p' |
sed 's/.*{//' |
sed 's/}.*//' |
grep -o '$\?@\?#\{0,2\}[A-Za-z_0-9]\+$\?' \
> out/$(echo $ARG | sed 's|/|_|g' | sed 's/txt$/var/')
done
