[Request] use underscore instead of dash in image name

Hello.

When I export a project, C2 generate images with a name like myimage-sheet0.png. For various reasons, I'm using this name in my javascript like a var name. But the dash ( - ) in the name is not useable for a var name in javascript, so I must replace all dashes with underscores ( _ ), and, when my projects count 100+ images, it's veryyyy long.

So, is it possible to generate image with underscore instead of dash in the name ? ( = myimage_sheet0.png)

Or is it possible to have an option in a menu and let the choice to the user ?

Or can I modify it in a C2 property file ?

Thanks,

C2 is awesome!

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a "-"dash/hyphen is more compatible with the web than an "_" underscore.

just wanted to add, that because construct 2 deals with html5 and the web, this is important. it can potentially help people get to your games. Also works much better with google.

obj = {'with-a-dash':1}

{ 'with-a-dash': 1 }

obj['with-a-dash']

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Tylermon > I don't care about SEO, my games are wrapped in Webview for Android and iOS. But thanks.

Noncentz705 > ???

window['something-dash'] = "something"

"something"

console.log(window['something-dash'])

"something"

Noncentz705 > Could you use words in your sentences ?

A simple

var myvar-toto = "dada";[/code:1vdnw7di] throw an error [code:1vdnw7di]Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token -[/code:1vdnw7di]

What I posted is =what the repl returns if you were to type it into your browser console ...

Use bracket notation to define/access the key name 'myvar-toto'

window['myvar-toto'] = 'something';

If the variable isn't meant to be global then you wouldn't attach it to the window object and may choose another

var o = {};

o['myvar-toto'] = 'something';

This should be common knowledge if your planning a project with JS.

Tylermon > I don't care about SEO, my games are wrapped in Webview for Android and iOS. But thanks.

Noncentz705 > ???

Hyphens are the standard for naming files on the web. You can access javascript items using array syntax myobject['my-field']