Solidity detects Qtum addresses as having an invalid checksum

[Earlz]

A valid contract address in Qtum is detected as invalid in Solidity and gives a compiler warning. This is most likely due to our different contract (and pubkeyhash) format. I'm not sure there is a workable solution around this, but it should be investigated

browser/Untitled6.sol:19:21: Warning: This looks like an address but has an invalid checksum. If this is not used as an address, please prepend '00'.
            address(0x357b7b1379b0ef2fd7328c28a60456b34a2c618b).send(this.balance / 10000);

[Earlz]

not priority

[Earlz]

This is because Ethereum uses a checksum method where certain characters of the address are capitalized. This should be fairly simple to integrate, but does require changing everywhere that hex addresses are printed or otherwise given to the user.