bt_sim: basic_conn_encrypted_split.sh: Use lowercase for internal vars

This makes it possible to tell at a glance which variables are internal
to the script and which ones are parameters to it, which is very
helpful.

This convention is pretty common. See e.g. Google's shell style guide at
https://google.github.io/styleguide/shell.xml#Naming_Conventions, and
https://github.com/icy/bash-coding-style#naming-and-styles. It's older
than those though.

Signed-off-by: Ulf Magnusson <[email protected]>

Author: ulfalizer

tests/bluetooth/bsim_bt/bsim_test_app/tests_scripts/basic_conn_encrypted_split.sh

@@ -4,17 +4,17 @@
 
 # Basic connection test: a central connects to a peripheral and expects a
 # notification
-SIMULATION_ID="basic_conn_encr_split"
-VERBOSITY_LEVEL=2
-PROCESS_IDS=""; EXIT_CODE=0
+simulation_id="basic_conn_encr_split"
+verbosity_level=2
+process_ids=""; exit_code=0
 
 function Execute(){
   if [ ! -f $1 ]; then
     echo -e "  \e[91m`pwd`/`basename $1` cannot be found (did you forget to\
  compile it?)\e[39m"
     exit 1
   fi
-  timeout 5 $@ & PROCESS_IDS="$PROCESS_IDS $!"
+  timeout 5 $@ & process_ids="$process_ids $!"
 }
 
 : "${BSIM_OUT_PATH:?BSIM_OUT_PATH must be defined}"
@@ -25,17 +25,17 @@ BOARD="${BOARD:-nrf52_bsim}"
 cd ${BSIM_OUT_PATH}/bin
 
 Execute ./bs_${BOARD}_tests_bluetooth_bsim_bt_bsim_test_app_prj_split_conf \
-  -v=${VERBOSITY_LEVEL} -s=${SIMULATION_ID} -d=0 -RealEncryption=1 \
+  -v=${verbosity_level} -s=${simulation_id} -d=0 -RealEncryption=1 \
   -testid=peripheral -rs=23
 
 Execute ./bs_${BOARD}_tests_bluetooth_bsim_bt_bsim_test_app_prj_split_conf \
-  -v=${VERBOSITY_LEVEL} -s=${SIMULATION_ID} -d=1 -RealEncryption=1 \
+  -v=${verbosity_level} -s=${simulation_id} -d=1 -RealEncryption=1 \
   -testid=central_encrypted -rs=6
 
-Execute ./bs_2G4_phy_v1 -v=${VERBOSITY_LEVEL} -s=${SIMULATION_ID} \
+Execute ./bs_2G4_phy_v1 -v=${verbosity_level} -s=${simulation_id} \
   -D=2 -sim_length=20e6 $@
 
-for PROCESS_ID in $PROCESS_IDS; do
-  wait $PROCESS_ID || let "EXIT_CODE=$?"
+for process_id in $process_ids; do
+  wait $process_id || let "exit_code=$?"
 done
-exit $EXIT_CODE #the last exit code != 0
+exit $exit_code #the last exit code != 0