via JS Socket->xpms_accept().
Also, use do_js_close() to eliminate some repeated code in js_socket.c.

been reduced due to an upcoming event, say so here.

msgs and SPAM database lookup.

to add CUT/COPY/PASTE support, but also some beautification and sensible
updates.

option.

Made use of cnflib.js to load file.cnf to get the viewable file types information.  This requires the latest cnflib.js (and cnfdefs.js) in the load directory.  Also, in the file listing, changed the info command from Enter to I.  This saves a little space on the help bar at the bottom, and I think it's more consistent with using letters for the other commands.  (I also wanted to be able to use the enter key for something else, which I might do as my own custom mod on my BBS, as I make it look & work more like my Baja file lister mod.)

The main function now updates bbs.node_action to NODE_LFIL to indicate that the user is listing files.  bbs.node_action is restored to the previous value upon exit of the main function.
Also I forgot to mention in my last commit that I added an optional command-line argument to specify a file directory internal code so that this script can (optionally) start at the file list for a file directory rather than the file group chooser.  This allows a command shell to run this script for the 'List files in directory' command (with bbs.curdir_code as the first argument).

module).
Also fixed a couple of field names (to match the Sync-JS model) in the
msgs.cnf representation (e.g. op_ars -> operator_ars).

Added a V command to the file directory list to allow viewing a file.  This is done by reading ctrl/file.cnf (based on the read_file_config function in src/sbbs3/scfglib2.c), matching the filename extension in the list, and if found, it runs the file view command using bbs.exec().

If possible, it would be useful to add the ability for sysops to move and delete files from this file lister (as in the stock file lister), but I'm not sure how feasable that would be right now.

(e.g. for experimental purposes) via binkit.ini:
cram_challenge_length = <length in bytes>

Also some whitespace cleanup.

about these.

Prevents x11 mouse thread from running when ciolib falls back past it
(ie: to curses mode)

-- Albert Einstein

getstr() does not return < 0, ever (it returns 0 on abort).
Added more abort-checks after calls to getstr().