Case-insensitive keys and allowing a dot as section separator #75
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Keys are now case-insensitive making the matching of keys in the language files and in code more forgiving regarding differences in upper- and lowercase writing.
Also when using the helper function a dot
.may be used as a section separator, for exampleecho L("category.somethingother");. As you are well aware this will not work when using the constant notation as in PHP the dot is not a valid character in constant names.Updated the ReadMe file accordingly.