broken on *nix now.

No longer blocks for an extra keypress at termination on *nix.  Something
like raw_poll or something will be needed to let Win32 work (and to avoid
the silly socket_select(file) usage).

not the file object itself.

scope get set properly.

needs to load its own input script, give unique global names to the different
input queues.

handled.

and use it to allow setting the attribute to a string which is parsed as
thought it's a sequence of CTRL-A codes (like Synchronet's console.attribute
property).

objects.  You really don't need a dropfile for in-process dorkit doors.

parsed.

those OSs which require it to be correct (ie: FreeBSD).

These bits may need protection to ensure they are the CORRECT objects.

Fix dk.console.movey().

Get super-tricky with dk.console.attr...
Explicitly set the prototype in the literal, and add a getter/setter for
_attr.value.  This allows changing attr to immediately send the ANSI stuff.

after each write so we don't require the -f option.

Implement getstr() with a reduced set of options.

jsexec_console and socket_console to avoid copy pasta.

Use 0/0 origin for all things.  Just because ANSI uses 1/1 origin doesn't
mean we have to.

existing objects, use object function-local variables, etc).

screen.

Avoid creating new Attribute objects when not needed (ie: only on creation)

Use default of 80x24 for both.
Use the screen object to parse ANSI and keep the systems idea of the
"Current Attribute" correct.

Once this is all fixed up, I'll have everything I need for getstr()!

file.

Add Graphic.put() which copies a Graphic object into one the same size or larger.
Fix Graphic.draw() to work.

parameter.

Remove some extra log output along the way.

node_dir.

do so.

Also, for stdin, we can't select() for read since it's using the FILE* not
the file descriptor.

the API).