"width" argument (in columns), defaults the user's current screen column-width
but you can now over-ride this value when an additional/optional argument.
Also, center() now clears-to-EOL before sending the CRLF to the terminal.
Hopefully this doesn't mess up anyone's existing use of center().

Ensure `v01 is set to responce since the brew hag requires that.

Digital joins the game-game, for the win!

Support @do pad
Hook up hotkeys implemented in REF files
Start the inventory management screen

Fix bug writing Integer8 values.

Dorkit local screen fixes... don't use dk.console.local_screen ever.
Always maintain a "local" screen.

Not even close to done, but you can wander around until it crashes.

argument, eliminate the spec/pattern argument.

feof() was returning 0 and fgets() never returned NULL. Weird.

- FILESIZE - total file size in an auto-rounded value with suffix (B/K/M/G)
- FILEBYTES - total file size in bytes
- FILEKB - total file size in kibibytes
- FILEMB - total file size in mebibytes
- FILEGB - total file size in gibibytes

All of the above default to the current file transfer directory path from where
to find / calculate the sizes of files. Only files that exist in the actual
storage directory are counted (offline files or file in alt. file paths are not
counted).

All of the above support 2 alternate syntaxes:

FILE*:<dir-code> where <dir-code> is the internal code of a file directory, or
FILE*:<path[/file-spec]> where <path> is a directory path and [/file-spec] is
an optinal file name/specification (i.e. w/wildcards).

the specified path and (optional) wildcards.

- FILES
- FILES:<code>

I couldn't get out of him whether he wanted the total number of files in the
*current* directory or a sysop-specified directory, so I just added both.
I don't have an easy way to calculate the total bytes used for all files
in a directory, so punt on that feature request for now.

Fixed typo.

If dup() fails, return NULL
If callog() fails, fclose() the new FILE*
No functional change (hopefully).

The created message queue for each background-load()ed script was never
detached-from by the child thread, so the linked-lists (and their semaphores)
were never freed. Calling msgQueueDetach() before ending the background_thread
fixes that leak.

to TRUE meant the FILE* (created with fdopen) would never be closed. So we now
duplicate the file descriptor and get rid of the external flag, always closing
Files (FILE streams) upon File object finalize.
This fixes the resource leak leading to the eventual "Error 24 opening ..." in
the ircd.js when loaded via jsexec, on Windows. This error happened after
169 calls to load(true,...), because each background load creates 3 Files
(for stdin/out/err) and those FILE streams were never closed/freed, and
169 * 3 = 507, plus a few open files = 512, the maximum number of open file
streams in the Microsoft CRTL apparently. Thanks to Deuce for recognizing these
numbers as "magic" and pointing to the likely cause.

"4294967295 File closed"
"0000 File closed: /path/to/file"

If an incoming message contains no CHRS/CHARSET control line *and* the message
text contains valid UTF-8 character encodings, set the FTN charset value to
UTF-8 so the message will be displayed/handled accordingly.
I did not add checks for header fields (to/from/subject) - we should probably
auto-detect UTF-8 in those as well, but for now, I don't see messages coming
into FidoNet echoes with UTF-8 in the header fields.
Incremented SBBSecho/EchoCfg version to 3.10.

This only impacts the new socket_select() method with multiple arrays.

Instead, just return -1 from js_socket_recv().

crashes jsexec (for now).

Thanks Razor.

Version 1.27 - Bug fix: Now displays the message score in the header even if the message only has downvotes

if present in the cfg file, newslink will send an RFC 2980/3977 compliant
"MODE READER" command before authenticating with the news server. Some news
servers require this command be sent by the client before supporting so-called
"reader commands", like "GROUP". See
https://mail.python.org/pipermail/mailman-users/1999-October/002396.html
for an example.

Thanks, EC.

If you want to use the server, delete the semicolon.

blessed among warrior -> blessed among warriors

apostrophes
last birthday before disappeared -> last birthday before she disappeared