LSL compiler should ignore case on all LSL function names
Bavid Dailey
I am not the world best typist, my slightly cramped hands mean I make a lot of typos , and in particular i don't type capital letters when I should, or I type more capitals than I want to.
n LSL, case in function name is significant, so for example, llLinksetDatafindKeys has to be typed exactly. But realistically why is that so? nobody is going to create their own function llLINKSETDATAFINDKEYS , and if they did they're totally daft.
I propose that the LSL compiler (and the incoming LUA compiler) simply ignore the case of LSL functions. Imagine the savings in human and computer time.
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