Version 1.17 beta 55: Added the new @-code MSG_FROM_AND_FROM_NET and MSG_FROM_AND_FROM_NET-L (for left-justification with field length), which shows the 'from' name with the from network in parenthesis.  Updated the default message header to show that information.

the DA response, so I added 2 new requests: CSI=1n and CSI=2n which query
a state report from the terminal (for font state or video/emu mode), the same
information returned in the DA in the previous rev, but in a format more in
line with the corresponding CSI? N h/l requests (no bit checking required).

was failing (returning false) for any VERT/* addresses (for example).

or more have elapsed since the last system password (SY:) prompt. Similar
to Linux 'sudo' command. Might make this time configurable rather than
hard-coded at some point, but 15 minutes seems like a good default.

slot numbers that have been successfully set by the server.

Fixed.

- first available loadable-font slot number (e.g. 43)
- result of previous "select font" request (0 = success)
- current video mode flags (e.g. high-intensity background)
- current emulation mode flags (e.g. cursor visible, doorway mode)

These are to aid the server (BBS) in making better use of advanced features,
namely alternative/loadable fonts and high-intensity background colors (aka iCE
colors). Being able to detect when these features are supported and working as
intended is vital in providing a smooth/automated BBS experience which is
automatically enhanced, when possible (supported by the client) and does not
interfere with legacy (non-enhanced client) users.
Even better would be a command that tells the server:
if the server were to attempt a request 'X', it would likely work.
Instead, we have to try request 'X' and then query the device attributes to
find out if it actually worked, which is better than nothing (or asking the
poor user to tell the BBS whether it worked or not).

for sbbslist and avatars modules.

a MIN() macro (if not already defined) instead.

code included. As far as I know, no one is using one.

values. Apparently since this behavior is not not universal, it causes
some systems to treat the 2 MSG-IDs (one with and one without trailing
whitespace) as unique, causing potential dupes. Reported by Mark Lewis.

when run via jsexec.

  with a BBS entry (only for ANSI users), prioritizing the sysops listed
  in the entry, then the creator (for network-imported entires). For
  locally created entries, it prioritizes the creator's avatar.
* Fixes for non-ANSI terminal users:
- The List and More prompts were too long (shortened for non-ANSI)
- There was no selected item indicator, added an arrow (<) selector
* Fixed error (bbs undefined) when removing the only BBS from a search
  result.

format. This may allow us to display BIN-style "ANSI graphics" to users
without ANSI terminals (for example) .

  index between BBS names and (message) network addresses.
  This will be useful for instances where we want to display an avatar
  but we don't necessarily know a message network address of the user
  (e.g. in instant messages, BBS list entries).
* avatars.js can now accept multiple commands per invocation
  (e.g. import and export in the same operation).
* avatars.js now creates/updates the data/bbses.ini index file whenever
  user avatars are imported (e.g. via SYNCDATA).

Version 1.17 beta 54: Added a new configuration option, rightJustifyAvatars, which can be used to specify whether to right-justify avatars.  Valid values are true and false (false means left-justify).

(JSON.stringify creates \n-terminated lines).

Added FidoNet support:
- Imported user avatars or collections from FidoNet addresses are stored
  in data/fido/<nodeaddr>.*, where <nodeaddr> is the standard hex-encoded
  network and node numbers. No changes needed elsewhere.

Currently only handles 3D and 4D addresses cause that's what SMB stores
in msg headers (and all I need right now).

not going to the event log (going nowhere, in fact).

not array[element] = undefined (thinking of an object)

exists).

avatar within a .bin file (selected with the -offset argument).
Added "-user" argument used to specify a user name or number to operate
on.
Added "-v" (increase verbosity) argument.

Added the MTV logo.

and other normally-invisible anamolies that show up when a graphic is
viewed without color (e.g. converted to grey and black). It shouldn't be
used on *all* ANSI artwork, most many convert to grey-scale much better
after being "normalized".