Bug: Help file keywords are case sensitive.
Danger: Trivial - Case sensitivity is annoying, not dangerous.
Discovered in: AFKMud 2.1.3
Found by: tphegley, Quixadhal, and others
Fixed by: Quixadhal

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help.cpp

Locate:

#include 

Below that, add:

#include 

help.cpp, load_helps

Locate:

      else if( key == "Keywords" )
      {
         stream.getline( buf, MSL );
         value = buf;
         strip_lspace( value );
         help->keyword = value;
      }

Change to:

      else if( key == "Keywords" )
      {
         stream.getline( buf, MSL );
         value = buf;
         strip_lspace( value );
         std::transform(value.begin(), value.end(), value.begin(), (int(*)(int)) toupper);
         help->keyword = value;
      }

help.cpp, get_help

Locate:

   while( !argument.empty(  ) )
   {
      argument = one_argument( argument, argone );
      if( !argall.empty(  ) )
         argall.append( 1, ' ' );
      argall.append( argone );
   }

Change to:

   while( !argument.empty(  ) )
   {
      argument = one_argument( argument, argone );
      if( !argall.empty(  ) )
         argall.append( 1, ' ' );
      argall.append( argone );
   }
   std::transform(argall.begin(), argall.end(), argall.begin(), (int(*)(int)) toupper);

Largely an annoyance, but during the conversion to std::string help file keywords lost their case-insensitivity due to how the code handles checking to see if the keywords entered by the user are part of a particular entry's list. This quick fix by Quixhadhal should solve the issue by forcing all help keywords into upper case as was the Smaug standard.