Converting from CSCache to Hashtables

So, I haven't really worked on my map for a number of months. Recently, I decided I wanted to get back into it. To my dismay, I found that it was entirely unplayable because of the Warcraft 3 patches that fixed the return bug.

The only times it's used in my map are function calls from the caster system and CSCache. I'd like to not have to rewrite every spell in my map... I'd much rather be able to simply update things somehow so that the same functions that once used the return bug to work now use Hashtables (like changing CS_H2I so that it works). That way I don't have to change all the functions in my map individually - the function calls that used to work would work again.

Now, I understand it may not be that simple. I'd really just like to get the map working again, and updated for the current version. If I have to do more work, so be it, but the simplest solution is the best. I don't know if there are any tutorials or tips and tricks for updating after the removal of the return bug and the implementation of Hashtables, but if there are, I'd be super-happy and super-grateful to hear them or at least be pointed in the right direction.

Thank you all for your help. I'd really just like to play my map again :).

The latest version of the caster system is compatible with the latest patch.

CSCache does not exist and likely never will exist for patch 1.24 and above.

Thank you! I suppose I'll have to update the parts of my code where I call directly from CSCache, then, won't I?

Do you know if there's a tutorial anywhere for using the Hashtables?

No, because they're mostly the same thing as GameCache used to be. You can try out Table which abstracts hashtables to associative arrays.

Yes, on hiveworkshop we have one tutorial here.

But still, its really easy and you don't really need tutorials for that.

http://www.wc3c.net/showthread.php?t=106558 ??

Hmm, you should fix the Caster System change log then, it implies that CSCache does not exist post 1.23b.