Bug-fix: score and threshold are floats.

Usage:
load("spamc.js");
msg=new SPAMC_Message(mesage_body);

/*
 * Simple checking...
 */
result=msg.check;
if(result !== false) {
	if(result.isSpam)
		// Handle SPAM here
}

/*
 * Process (update the message body)
 */
result=msg.check;
if(result !== false) {
	write result.message to file
}

the socket is now closed.
Make Socket.is_writable a writable property... setting to false calls
shutdown() on the write side of the socket.

message text" file. This allows mailproc command-lines such as:
'spamc < %M > %N'

Feedback is appreciated.

since it was first added 3 years, 1 month ago.

proc command (or script) fails (or returns non-zero result code), ignore the
message.

(over-riding the default log level of "info").

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

lines, fix cterm_init call.

couple outstanding issues however:

bstrlen()
- behaviour is different for control keys (xsdk doesn't count them)
DCD
- Conflicts with riodefs.h (different values)
SYSOP
- Conflicts with sbbsdefs.h (different variable names)
SAVELINE
- Conflicts with sbbsdefs.h (utterly different - xsdkdefs.h wrong?)
RESTORELINE
- Conflicts with sbbsdefs.h (utterly different - xsdkdefs.h wrong?)

defined in userdat.c

use !== when possibly comparing a zero with false.

0 != false  is false
0 !== false is true

game is an object, assignment to a new variable is not a new copy of the
object, so fileName and singlePlayer values were lost.

fixes bug where a new game was not available until after you quite and
re-entered the game.

len==UINT_MAX/8