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    • nightfox's avatar
      This provides a scrollable lightbar menu in the form of a JavaScript class. ... · bfe0b3f3
      nightfox authored
      This provides a scrollable lightbar menu in the form of a JavaScript class.  Item colors (normal and selected) can be customized.  Allows scrolling of the menu items, so that if there are more items than can fit on the menu, the user can scroll through them.  Supports use of the up & down arrows, PageUp, PageDown, Home, and End keys, and the Enter key selects an item.  This requires an ANSI terminal.
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      Make area file (e.g. areas.bbs) not case-sensitive. i.e. AREAS.BBS or areas.bbs · 37afe84a
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      or Areas.BBS will all be found/opened successfully if "areas.bbs" is used.
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      Beautified/colorized the thread listing a bit. · 91b3fd22
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      Make sure pause ([Hit a key]) prompt doesn't appear on the same line as the
      Reading prompt.
      The '?' command now turns off "Thread View Mode".
      Backspace is now treated the same as '-' (move backwards through sub).
      When in Thread View mode, moving backwards now first searches for a thread
      with a lower thread ID and if that fails, look for any thread with a different ID.
      New Thread Nav command: Home (move to first msg in thread) and End (move
      to last message in thread). Last in this context means the last reply to last
      reply to the original message (not necessarily the newest reply). This is most
      obvious how this works when in Thread View mode.
      Moving forward through the sub (+ or <CR>) while in Thread View Mode now
      searches first for a thread with a higher thread ID, and if that fails, then
      any thread with a different ID.
      
      I experimented with not clearing the screen (homing the cursor and using clear
      to end of screen to remove old data), to avoid the "flash" while browing a
      thread, but both Netrunner and mTelnet appear to not support the <ESC>[J
      terminal escape sequence (clear to end of screen) correctly.
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