[TnTSCS]

I'm just wondering if case makes a difference when writing plugins.

I know it matters when trying to open a file, especially with linux because linux sees text.txt and Text.txt and TEXT.txt as 3 different files (on at least some builds).

So, in the .sp if I put

// Load translation file
LoadTranslations("DropMoneyOnDeath.phrases");

will that cause users who run linux issues? gpadmin in this post says it's causing him issues.

I guess the same question for cvars - should I not use caMeL caSE?

[Impact123]

This also often happens with maps.
I always curse those mappers :<
I would suggest to write it lowercase.

To come back to your question, if he renames the configfile then yes.
Otherwise he should not have any problems.

Yours sincerely
Impact

[TnTSCS]

ya, so he must have done something funky because in the .sp I specified camel case, so it should have written it camel case - unless linux creates the file lower case

[berni]

Most people don't use any upper case on linux or for code files to prevent such problems from occuring.

[TnTSCS]

I agree with that - but if the plugin says to create the camel case config file shouldn't it create it camel case? Or will it create it in lower case on linux which would break the config file...