iniRemoveKey().

gethostname() (and the proper WinSock init/cleanup) to get the hostname.

Passing a NULL hostname to sbbs_get_ini_fname() now automatically uses
gethostname() (and the proper WinSock init/cleanup) to get the hostname.
read_ini_globals() no longer clears the global.ctrl_dir, temp_dir, and
host_name elements if they're not specified in the .ini file.
Option bits are now separated by " | " instead of just "|".

not found in the section and another section followed.
Now inserts new keys before any blank lines separating sections.

TIME (aka SYSTIME) @-code.

Added more comments regarding supported line formats.

was changed in rev 1.288 (sbbs 3.11a).
Why did no one report this bug earlier (!), I wonder...
Now logs an error if the telegram could not be saved successfully.

Added support for special key/value separator (:) to specify that white-space
characters are not be truncated off the value.

Updated descriptions for all .ini-related methods.

including reported segfault in write_node_cfg(), line 165.

NULL section arguments now specify "global" keys belonging to no specific
section (top-most portion of .ini file).

ini_file functions to specify global keys (belonging to no section).

actually SUPPOSED to be displayed so it's disabled right now...

Does anyone know for sure?

no matter what curses has to say about it.

a struct timeval.

- Call recv() with a 2k buffer, use SO_RCVTIMEO rather than select()
- Coallate output into lines and use cprintf() to display everything at once

the same way on Win32)
Add shotcut key info to online menu
Many scrollback viewing save/restore the screen

for it to be the default action.

Fix uifcbail() to initialize ciowrap
Add support for some extended keys
Added CTRL-S menu for on-line functions

comes first.  Currently, support in Synchronet for this requires the USE_2ND_RLOGIN
option to be set in the [BBS] section of the .ini file.

I would like to make this the default for 3.20 any objections, speak up now.

I've ALWAYS hated it when term programs loose stuff from the backscroll
on a terminal clear.

Undecided as of yet precicely how I want to do this.