DDMsgReader: UTF8 update for the standard Synchronet message header too. ...

DDMsgReader: UTF8 update for the standard Synchronet message header too.  Also, oops, dd_msg_reader.js should only be in exec/load, not xtrn/DDMsgReader.

exec/load/dd_lightbar_menu.js

@@ -170,6 +170,11 @@ lbMenu.wrapNavigation = false;
 // long as it's not a space.  For instance, to highlight the "x" in "Exit":
 lbMenu.Add("E&xit", -1);
 
+// The last parameter to Add() is a boolean specifying whether the item text is
+// in UTF-8 format.
+// Adding an item where the text is known to be in UTF-8 format
+lbMenu.Add(someonesName, 1, null, true, true);
+
 To enable borders, set the borderEnabled property to true.  Example:
 lbMenu.borderEnabled = true;
 
@@ -242,6 +247,10 @@ lbMenu.GetItem = function(pItemIndex) {
 	// the return value to return from the menu:
 	menuItemObj.text = itemText;
 	menuItemObj.retval = itemRetval;
+
+	// And if the text in the item is UTF-8, you must specify so as follows:
+	menuItemObj.textIsUTF8 = true;
+
 	return menuItemObj; // The DDLightbarMenu object will use this when displaying the menu
 };
 

xtrn/DDMsgReader/DDMsgReader.js

@@ -9838,7 +9838,13 @@ function DigDistMsgReader_DisplaySyncMsgHeader(pMsgHdr)
 				// message read prompt, this script now has to parse & replace some of
 				// the @-codes in the message header line, since Synchronet doesn't know
 				// that the user is reading a message.
-				console.putmsg(this.ParseMsgAtCodes(fileLine, pMsgHdr, null, dateTimeStr, false, true), printMode);
+				var hdrLine = this.ParseMsgAtCodes(fileLine, pMsgHdr, null, dateTimeStr, false, true);
+				// If the message is in UTF-8 and the user's terminal supports UTF-8, then we'll be printing
+				// with the P_UTF8 mode bit. We'll need to convert the display header line to UTF-8 so all
+				// of it will display properly.
+				if (hdrIsUTF8 && terminalSupportsUTF8)
+					hdrLine = utf8_encode(hdrLine);
+				console.putmsg(hdrLine, printMode);
 				console.crlf();
 			}
 			msgHdrFile.close();