Still a slight advantage to the player which is silly, but at least
it's not just giving money away.

Wait for output buffer to flush before exiting.

This door was originally a WWIV door which is somewhat like LORD in gameplay
The game frankly sucks, but it shows how a door could be written in JS.

Display table ante/bet details in table listing.

correctly.
Note: the dpoker.plr file really should be converted to a text file.

(sbbslist.html).

(not build by default though)

instead (see dpoker.doc for details).

instead (see dpoker.doc for details).

a while due to all the individual read() calls).

It *also* contains the structs as objects, and the structs that get written
to disk have a sizeof property as well as a read and write method which
accept a file object as a parameter.

My sizeof user_t is 992 which seems off...

Converted all the level/flags/age restrictions except the minor cutoff to
ARS strings.

NOTE: JavaScript currently has no way of knowing what directory the script
in that I can tell.  This means that we can't reliably have stand-alone JS
doors easily as the datafiles etc would need to be in a known location.

Simply making the script path available to JS would solve this issue, but a
quick dig through the source indicates that this would be relatively
difficult.

Display build year as copyright year.
Display help when any unrecognized option is passed (e.g. "help", "-?")
Options may be prepended with (one or more) dashes or slashes, or not.
Added "clean" cmdline option: replaces 'dpclean' functionality (used as
"clean-up command line" in SCFG).
Removed unused variables (reported by msvc6).
Added short delay when exiting, to make sure "Returning you to <bbs name>"
is displayed.