the mode parameter.

BE SURE THE DYNAMIC LIBRARY DOES NOT EXIST WHEN BUILDING SYNCHRONET!

The title is set at the same time.  Win32 does not differentiate between
the title and the name.

functions.
If there is a UI-specific implementation of wscroll() use it instead of
the generic ciolib_wscroll()

takes care of this now.

Fix mouse stuff in SDL.
Make SDL fail gracefully... so now it's SDL -> X11 -> Curses -> ANSI on *nix
I am no longer aware of *any* SDL issues... will enable as default after a
bit of cooking in CVS.

SDL-related stuff yet to do:
1) Deal with SDLMain.m correctly for OSX systems.
2) Add in support for SDL audio.
3) Test to see how much larger a binary with statically linked SDL is to
   decide if it's worth useing dlopen() and fallback ala X11.
4) Add Win32 SDL support.

Consider doing the same for all .h files.
Consider the meaning of sanity.

Should be set to true when many updates are being done and they don't need
to be shown as they happen.  After setting back to 0, any ciolib function
should do the full update.

Win32: The cursor doesn't move while hold_update is set.
Curses: No refresh() is called while hold_update is set.

This allows programs to be faster without compromising conio compatability.

updated immediately.

(ie: Only use the lower 4 bits)

void copytext(const char *text, size_t buflen) which places the buffer in
the clipboard and
char *x_getcliptext(void) which returns a malloc()ed copy of the current
clipboard buffer.
Currently, only implemented in Win32.

IN THE CIRRENT WINDOW! (fixed)

to the closest size as the cirrent window (This may only work on NT 'cause
it sure doesn't do anything on 9x)

char being unsigned by default)

Modify all the headers... I already DID this, what happened?  *cry*

It's better than nothing, that's about all I can say.

Removed unused local variables.
MSVC++ doesn't have vsscanf(), so cscanf() doesn't work with that tool chain.

stinkin' failure messages!

mouse.c and ciolib.c need to include <stdlib.h> for malloc() etc.