When the screen pixels are updated, set the update_pixels flag.

In the blinker thread, if update_pixels is set, send the entire screen.

Done.

just use SDL_Flip().

long delays on Win32.

Place these console.cterm_* properites also in the cterm object
(with shorter names) e.g. console.cterm_version -> cterm.version
cterm.charheight() defaults to using the current console.screen_lines if
no argument supplied.

This hack is still wrong, but at least it won't break builds that don't use
bitmap_con.c

parseInt() on the fields. Can't multiply strings.

colour.  In general, this should work as exepected, except if you use XTerm
256-colour extensions to set the colour to the current standard one, then
adjust the appropriate flag, the colour will change.  I don't know if that's
expected or not to be honest.

Anyway, this fixes rendering of tcf - 22 - amidala.XB

The biggest one is if a lost event is re-sent, we now LEAK whatever's in
data1/data2 rather than the pervious case where we would use it after
free if it was delivered more than once.

add optional character_search setting (default = true) -- set this to false to disable menu text matching on user input
(there is an additional setting first_character_search to match the first character of a menu item only)

(10 chars horizontall, 5 vertically). Move one one char/line at a time,
use the num-lock number keys or backspace (up) and enter (down).

palette stuff from messing with the display.

charheight, when support is indicated by the CTerm version.

In xbin_draw(), when scrolled to the edges of an image, don't redraw
repeatedly just because the user held down a movement key for too long.

with: CSI=3n
Replaced a couple \e's and %c with \x1b's.

Well, this thing is ... interestingly bad.

Set to true if you want to jump to the next thing in the list that starts
with the key pressed, rather than the next thing that contains it anywhere.
Probably should have named this something different. Oh well.

us to use the lower-right corner effectively. Nice detail, Deuce!

These are 132 column modes which use 8x16 fonts and have 16:9 and 5:4
aspect ratios respectively... DigitalMan hates them!  ;-)

corruptions(!)

Why didn't it happen with X11?  Nobody knows...

before waiting for it.

Flush doesn't need to sdl_ufunc_ret semaphore anymore since it places
rectangles back in the list on failure

Only enable SDL_SYSWMEVENT (a main cause of issues) during copy/paste
operations.  This should mostly elimiate timeouts and odd 1-second pasues
during initialization on Linux.

pressure off the event loop, avoids waiting for a response for each update,
and keeps the existing event retry logic in place.  It will also never
re-send a rectangle any more, regardless of what happens.

HOPEFULLY this will fix the SDL crap once and for all.

js_socket_sendsocket() when the socket has been disconnected.
I found a terminal user session on a disconnected socket, in an infinite loop
in js_socket_recv(), had performed an https request from AnsiView->http.js.

created as non-blocking. :-(
This whole script would need to be updated to support non-blocking sockets
it looks like.

stuck in an infinite loop in socket.recv(), called from here, trying read
data from an HTTPS connection.

Reverting SlyEdit back to version 1.54, since there seem to still be problems with the new versions that allow text color selection.

1) You can set the objects doorway_mode via the constructor or the property...
   var g = new Graphic(undefined,undefined,undefined,undefined, true );
   g.doorway_mode = false;
   If you do this, it will always be whatever you set it to.

2) You can use "the default" by not specifying the mode...
   var g = new Graphic();

3) You can change what "the default" is by modifying the prototype:
   g.prototype.doorway_mode = true;

When you do #3, *all* instances of the class that use "the default" will
use the new value.  So if you have a bunch of Graphic objects, and switch
to doorway mode, you can now change them all to output in doorway mode
with a single assignment.

Whee!