Decipher crack_cmd()

[assarbad]

For c1 and c1xx we got the following types, apparently:

• 1: bool getting set to true
• 5: bool but setting value to false (inverted)
• 10: char* callback(currswitch, currword)
• 0x22: char*
• 0x24: decimal number (validated) stored as 32-bit int/uint
• 0x26: list of strings (some cumulative value)
• 0x28: hexadecimal number (validated) stored as 32-bit int/uint
• 0x29: same callback type as 10 (what's the difference, though?) ... maybe not the same type after all but something like char* vs. wchar_t*?

Special characters in the canonical string form are:

• #
• $
• %
• *
• - (equivalent to or exchangeable for /?)

[assarbad]

For c2 the second field after the offset of the receiving variable seems to correspond to the above, also stored as byte. First field in that case is unclear. The third field -- a uint -- appears to somewhat correspond to the first field in c1/c1xx.