>The type is only used in Oasis, to warn of -potential- mis-matched scripts.
>While I confess I cannot think of a good reason for it right now, I imagine
>there are some scripts that are usable for more than one item type.
Well, the best way to handle that, is to change all common commands to a
simple name. Instead of msend, osend and wsend, make them all tsend
(trigger send) That removes the chance of non-conforming commands.
Also, instead of having the trigger type as an integer, have it a
bitvector, that way you can define which targets it's legal for. That
way you can have the checking and still have multiple target types :)
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