- Tracks a scan pointer of mail sub.
- Tracks \Seen flags for subs (not perm, based on scan pointer)
- Fix parsing of addresses in Envelope
- Use new (again) -1 value for subnum of mail
- Fix removal of whitespace at end of bodies
- Read all index entries by offset when base is selected rather than on demand
- Prevent base.open() from exiting the script on unknown sub

run this.

in case Ctrl-S (XOff) is unavailable.
Make tab width adjustable from 8, 4, 2 spaces (default to 8) using Ctrl-T.

when_imported_zone_offset which are the UTC offset (minutes east of UTC)
for the respective time zone (read only).
Change LAZY_* macros to allow property flags to be specified.

updated msgbase JSDOCS text invalid. Bwah ha ha ha!

When this code is load()ed, User objects get an extra birthDate property
which is a JavaScript Date object representing the birthdate (rather than
a string).

This adds the property to existing instances as well, so it doesn't need to
be loaded early.

a NULL private data.

Remove debug output.

Tag TODO items with comments
Fix off-by-one error in FETCH when INBOX is selected

class prototype...

Solution from
https://developer.mozilla.org/en/SpiderMonkey/JSAPI_Reference/JS_InitClass

Note: By default JS_InitClass creates a prototype object but does not invoke
the constructor (JSClass.construct) on it. However, the prototype object
will eventually be finalized (JSClass.finalize). This inconsistency can
cause problems; for example, if the finalizer calls JS_GetPrivate(),
expecting that the constructor called JS_SetPrivate(), it may find that the
private data is NULL. The JSCLASS_CONSTRUCT_PROTOTYPE flag is one way to
avoid this inconsistency.

Move the BODY* hack stuff into a separate block to be replaced at a later
time (when MIME happiness abounds).

(e.g. exec/load) automatically.

subjects before hashing.
Some paranoia stuff (calling clearerr() just incase rewind() doesn't clear the
stream's EOF flag).

Add stupid hacks for BODY[1] and BODYSTRUCTURE since I don't deal with MIME
yet.

feature is SEARCH commands.

subnum is uint32_t, is 65535.

but I'm sure it was something

time.

via sbbs_t::js_execfile() (e.g. executed via "?modname").

Not sure if I'm handing the scan pointers right yet...

Started Drinking.