Normalize case in many TBA script commands.

Since circle/tba is not case-sensitive, this should be a non-change.
I confirmed this by verifying that `diff -i` shows zero changes.

So, to tba, this is just a cosmetic cleanup.

However, to others that use this data, the case might be important.
...this includes my own separate MUD codebase. :)
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Steaphan Greene
2019-11-18 13:06:53 -08:00
parent c59c321d5d
commit 458447512d
14 changed files with 89 additions and 89 deletions

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@@ -12,12 +12,12 @@ Calculator By Mordecai~
*~
* By Mordecai
if %actor.is_pc%
Return 0
Eval sum %speech%
Eval test1 "%speech%"
Eval test %test1.strlen%
Eval che %sum%/1
If %che% == %sum%
return 0
eval sum %speech%
eval test1 "%speech%"
eval test %test1.strlen%
eval che %sum%/1
if %che% == %sum%
%echo% @WComputing results...@n
if (%speech%/===)
if (%sum%==1)
@@ -26,19 +26,19 @@ if %actor.is_pc%
set sum No
end
end
Eval st 2+%test%
Eval o .
Eval sumslen "%sum%
Eval len %st% - (%sumslen.strlen%-2)
If %len% > 0
Eval dif (%len%/2)
While %y.strlen% < %st%
Eval o .%o%
Eval y %o%
Eval m ?%m%
Eval p %m%
If %dif% == %y.strlen%
Eval wid1 %p%
eval st 2+%test%
eval o .
eval sumslen "%sum%
eval len %st% - (%sumslen.strlen%-2)
if %len% > 0
eval dif (%len%/2)
while %y.strlen% < %st%
eval o .%o%
eval y %o%
eval m ?%m%
eval p %m%
if %dif% == %y.strlen%
eval wid1 %p%
end
done
end
@@ -1545,7 +1545,7 @@ actor.eq(*) test~
0 g 100
~
if !%actor.eq(*)%
Say you are wearing nothing!
say you are wearing nothing!
else
say you are wearing something.
end