TERM is set to "syncterm", this is a global Program Setting, so the best
thing to do is use the SyncTERM termcap or terminfo entry.

Otherwise, you'll need to select a working TERM value from what's available
on the remote system after logging in.

Restore event 'this' context on unpause.  Added missing checkAbove for climbers.  Nuke lemons upon release if nuke already called.  (Thanks, Deuce and MCMLXXIX for spotting these.)  Modified control scheme - cursor movement now via cursor keys or numbers, including diagonals (Deuce's request); skill keys are now ASDFCV.

Remove some temporary properties in lemonize(). Stop bashers' feet from going apeshit whilst bashing.

Help anthropomorphic lemons make their way through a world littered with obstacles.  (Initial commit.  A few changes and more levels on the way.

Switch Sprite.Profile to falling position when there is nothing below. (Previously only changed following a jump.)

no need to re-normalize map when generating a cross-section. changed second argument to "ceiling" for landscape padding.

old hacky telnet method and the write_raw() method.

download path via SHGetKnownFolderPath(), don't append "/SyncTERM", since for
Vista and higher, FOLDERID_Downloads is used as the "Default location to save
all downloaded content"

single argument.  Imapged Global War continent maps at least.

Thanks for the bug report Digital Man!

seems broken. will fix later.

removed "event mode" code
a working example is in the documentation at the top

parses player.dat, mail#.dat
will revisit this and add more at some point

where length = the number of bytes in which to store the string length property
(if the string record is 20 bytes with a 1 byte length prefix, total record length = 21 bytes)
account for this in CNF.getBytes() as well

added CNF.getBytes() to determine the size (in bytes) of a data structure

couple global pointers (win and new_rect), and move upd_rect, rectspace, and
rectsused into automatic variables in the event thread function.

Taking this game off the market. it was never very good, and rarely if ever played when it was working. I'd rather not have to continue explaining that it's broken, particularly if I don't have any intention of fixing it.

settings.