just like -R and -L do.

(Nelgin's idea), so for exmample, @node-z3@ would display "001" for node #1
and "011" for node #11.

HOME - homes cursor (to upper left, 1:1)
CLRLINE - clears current line (cursor to column 1)
CLR2EOL - clears to end-of-current-line (doesn't move cursor)
CLR2EOS - clears to end of screen (doesn't move cursor)

smb_voted_already(), e.g. to @-codes in a custom msg header.
New @-codes (e.g. for custom message headers):
@MSG_VOTED@
@MSG_UPVOTED@
@MSG_DOWNVOTED@
These all 3 act the same way: they display the PollAnswerChecked (checkmark)
if the user voted on the currently displayed message/poll, if the user up-voted
or if the user-downvoted. If the user did not vote, nothing is displayed.

- Closures (polls can be closed for new voting by the pollster)
- Results can have configurable visibility:
  a. Only to voters (and the pollster) - the default
  b. Everyone
  c. Everyone once the poll has closed
  d. Only the pollster

Changes to smb_getmsgtxt():
Main change: poll questions can now be quoted when replying to a posted poll
(the results cannot be quoted).
Also: there's now automatically a blank line inserted between comment header
fields and poll answers or the msg body text.
Also: upon any malloc failure, the function now returns NULL.
New functions: smb_msg_is_from() and smb_addpollclosure().

The beginnings of an SMB-based voting system - very experimental:
The concept is that a "vote" message can be used to reply to:
1. A normal message, as either an upvote or a downvote, ala social media
2. A poll, polls can either allow a single choice answer or multiple answers
Vote messages won't be visible as normal messages (e.g. when reading messages
online) and SMB processing software (e.g. SBBSecho) should ignore these
messages because they have no body text.
Polls are going to need more work, but the idea is to have the poll question as
a single (newly defined) hfield and the possible answers as dfields.

- it actually *is* an expected condition that a to_net.addr or from_net.addr
msg header field is populated with a valid address (string) even though the
to_net.type or from_net.type value is NET_NONE.

The nntpservice.js and newslink.js modules rely on this behavior to display
and export local NNTP-posters' email addresses in message headers, but still be
able to identify newslink-imported messages as *not* local (the from_net.type =
NET_INTERNET) and thus not export them back to the network.

This was not the original intention behind these header fields in SMB, but it
was retrofitted to support this condition 10+ years ago and I forgot.

Bug-fix: MSG_TO_NET would not expand properly (to a blank string) when the
to_net.type header value was NET_NONE.

@-codes can now be center-justified by using the *new* -C suffix (like -L/R).
Centered expanded values are not truncated to fit the @-code length however
(that may change).
SMB_AREAS and SMB_AREA_DESC @-codes now display "Email" and "Personal Email"
rather than a blank/empty string when the current message base is the mail base.

New Features:
- Multiple bindings for each service
  Use comma-separated interfaces on Interface= lines in the ini file.
  Default is now "0.0.0.0,::"
- IPv6 support
- TLS support for the webserver and (non-static) services
  New TLS option in services.ini (ie: Options=TLS)
- Decrease LEN_SCAN_CMD to 35 chars, increase the CID field to 45 chars,
  and rename the MAIL_CMD string to IPADDR.  I think this frees up the
  note field for SysOp use.

SMB message header fields (msg_auxattr and msg_netattr), as requested by
AccessDenied, though most of these attribute flags are currently never set by
anything. <shrug>

if time_t is unsigned and the current time is less than uptime.

There's comments that suggest the time(NULL) value is influenced by the
timezone, so possibly therre's a usage of it somewhere with the timezone
not being set comparing to an uptime that was set when timezone *was* set.
In this case, @UPTIME@ will say it's been up for zero days until the timezone
is set in that thread/process, or time(NULL) passes uptime.

in SCFG->System->Toggle Options.

all exported functions and data types using a 32-bit time_t (time32_t).

commonly modified by multiple threads, potentially simultaneously, resulting in
bad values (e.g. active_clients = -1).
Updated copyright date to 2011.
Fixed Win32 compile bug in main.cpp introduced in last commit.
Eliminated some unused variables and updated some times (e.g. ulong in place
fo uint32_t).

* DATETIME (current system date and time and long, 24 char, format).
* TIMEZONE (current system time zone abbrev or UTC offset).

"UP:n", "DOWN:n" codes (and other sequences) and the "LEFT" code didn't work
since it was superceded by the (Wildcat-compatible) "LEFT" code for time
remaining.

be replied to (e.g. with a bounce message) - used by the list server.

with ansi_gotoxy(), ansi_save(), and ansi_restore() functions.

to be treated as INCLUDE: - just happened to notice this one.

by properly const-ifying the appropriate functions and variables.

Not yet tested on Win32

(e.g. "@XTRN:LORD@").

Remove time32str()

- reported by jashud.

following the "-R" or "-L" appendage. Allows expanded text to be shorter than
the unexpanded @-code length (e.g. @node-L2@ for a left-justified 2 character
node number).

displaying included file.

(blank line). Used for including head.asc and tail.asc in the new main.asc.

libraries (for both single and multi-threaded builds). SMBLIB files were moved
to src/smblib.

TIME (aka SYSTIME) @-code.

in JSexec-win32.

Created system.beta_version property, string if alpha or beta version.
Versions built from cvs will now be labled as "alpha".