Reverted spellings identified as correct in comments

Reverted upper-case to uppercase; lower-case to lowercase;
and time-stamp to timestamp.
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kbmorris 2014-03-05 21:07:41 -05:00
parent 7578a9e34c
commit 03f36ec777

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@ -177,16 +177,16 @@ is_bash_version() {
# Converts a string to be ready for use as a global # Converts a string to be ready for use as a global
# variable name. # variable name.
# $1: The string to convert # $1: The string to convert
# RETURN: The name in upper-case and with underscores # RETURN: The name in uppercase and with underscores
to_global_name() { to_global_name() {
unset RETURN unset RETURN
# Translate to upper-case, and replace dashes with underscores # Translate to uppercase, and replace dashes with underscores
local result="$1" local result="$1"
if is_bash_version 4; then if is_bash_version 4; then
# Much faster than the `tr` command # Much faster than the `tr` command
result="${result//-/_}" result="${result//-/_}"
result="${result//./_}" result="${result//./_}"
result="${result^^}" # to upper-case result="${result^^}" # to uppercase
else else
result="$(echo "$result" | tr '[\-\.a-z]' '[\_\_A-Z]')" result="$(echo "$result" | tr '[\-\.a-z]' '[\_\_A-Z]')"
fi fi
@ -197,15 +197,15 @@ to_global_name() {
# Converts a global BASH variable name to a server.properties file # Converts a global BASH variable name to a server.properties file
# variable name. # variable name.
# $1: The string to convert # $1: The string to convert
# RETURN: The name in lower-case and with dashes # RETURN: The name in lowercase and with dashes
to_properties_name() { to_properties_name() {
unset RETURN unset RETURN
# Translate to upper-case, and replace dashes with underscores # Translate to uppercase, and replace dashes with underscores
local result="$1" local result="$1"
if is_bash_version 4; then if is_bash_version 4; then
# Much faster than the `tr` command # Much faster than the `tr` command
result="${result//_/-}" result="${result//_/-}"
result="${result,,}" # to lower-case result="${result,,}" # to lowercase
else else
result="$(echo "$result" | tr '[\_A-Z]' '[\-a-z]')" result="$(echo "$result" | tr '[\_A-Z]' '[\-a-z]')"
fi fi
@ -283,7 +283,7 @@ get_latest_file() {
RETURN="$best_file" RETURN="$best_file"
} }
# Returns the current time as a UNIX time stamp (in seconds since 1970) # Returns the current time as a UNIX timestamp (in seconds since 1970)
now() { now() {
date +%s date +%s
} }
@ -291,7 +291,7 @@ now() {
### Log Utility Functions ### Log Utility Functions
# Gets the UNIX time-stamp for a server log line # Gets the UNIX timestamp for a server log line
# $1: A server log line # $1: A server log line
# returns: Time in seconds since 1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC # returns: Time in seconds since 1970-01-01 00:00:00 UTC
log_line_get_time() { log_line_get_time() {
@ -649,7 +649,7 @@ server_ensure_jar() {
# $2: The setting name to read # $2: The setting name to read
server_read_config() { server_read_config() {
unset RETURN unset RETURN
# Convert name into upper-case with underscores # Convert name into uppercase with underscores
# msm-setting => SERVER_SETTING # msm-setting => SERVER_SETTING
# setting => SERVER_PROPERTIES_SETTING # setting => SERVER_PROPERTIES_SETTING
if [[ "$2" =~ ^msm\-(.*)$ ]]; then if [[ "$2" =~ ^msm\-(.*)$ ]]; then
@ -800,7 +800,7 @@ server_worlds_to_disk() {
# Watches a server's log for a specific line # Watches a server's log for a specific line
# $1: The ID for the server # $1: The ID for the server
# $2: A UNIX time stamp (seconds since 1970) which the $3 line must be after # $2: A UNIX timestamp (seconds since 1970) which the $3 line must be after
# $3: The regex that matches log lines # $3: The regex that matches log lines
# $4: A timeout in seconds # $4: A timeout in seconds
# returns: When the line is found # returns: When the line is found
@ -834,7 +834,7 @@ server_log_get_line() {
# The same as server_log_get_line, but prints a dot instead of the log line # The same as server_log_get_line, but prints a dot instead of the log line
# to stdout, and returns when line is found. # to stdout, and returns when line is found.
# $1: the ID of the server # $1: the ID of the server
# $2: A UNIX time stamp (seconds since 1970) which the $3 line must be after # $2: A UNIX timestamp (seconds since 1970) which the $3 line must be after
# $3: The regex that matches log lines # $3: The regex that matches log lines
# $4: A timeout in seconds # $4: A timeout in seconds
# returns: When the line is found # returns: When the line is found