QUICK_MESSAGE and DISPLAY_MESSAGE should now take spells, rooms, and …

[AdamPlenty]

…certain Query values for the player parameter.

[Loobinex]

Where could one find the query values?

[AdamPlenty]

Where could one find the query values?

The text values or the sprite ID values?

[Loobinex]

Where could one find the query values?

The text values or the sprite ID values?

Which config file could I point the user to to find the query options he can use?

[AdamPlenty]

Where could one find the query values?

The text values or the sprite ID values?

Which config file could I point the user to to find the query options he can use?

I don't think there is one; I had to hard-code the names like with 'None'.

[Loobinex]

Ok, I don't really see much use in them, I did notice it to be problematic to be case sensitive.
I looked and if you use strncasecmp instead of strcasecmp you could make it case insensitive. Could you do this for these options, and for 'None' too?

[AdamPlenty]

Ok, I don't really see much use in them, I did notice it to be problematic to be case sensitive.
I looked and if you use strncasecmp instead of strcasecmp you could make it case insensitive. Could you do this for these options, and for 'None' too?

It should already be case-insensitive. When I tested it, I put the values in all-caps, and it worked fine for me. What's different about strncasecmp?

[Loobinex]

It should already be case-insensitive. When I tested it, I put the values in all-caps, and it worked fine for me. What's different about strncasecmp?

Today it worked fine for me too. I don't know how I messed up yesterday.