CTerm (and therefore SyncTERM 1.0) required an extra two ignored garbage
bytes in the font data.

ESC ] 104 ESC \ will reset all palette entries.
ESC ] 104;X;Y... ESC \ will reset specified palette entries only.

ie: perl -e 'print "\e]104;1;2\e\\"'
Will reset palette entries 1 and 2.

ESC ] <string> ESC \

Where string is in the format:
rgb:R/G/B
And the values of R, G, and B are one to four hex digits.  For example:
"\e]4;1;rgb:0/0/a8" will reset the blue entry to the default value.

drop file.

This sets a specific palette entry to the 48-bit colour specified.
Psychadelic palette shifting is now possible (X11 mode only so far).

This will allow arbitrary palettes.  In the future, we'll need an alloc
type interface for palettes.

Text colours still occupy the lowest 16 values.  This increases the size
of the screen array, but allows higher colour depth in the future.

For now, it simply ignores all APC, DCS, OSC, PM, and SOS strings.  In the
future, these may be used for things like background mp3 control, Sixel
graphics, and whatever else is cool string stuff.

For now at least it's not as broken when strings are sent.  :-)

YOUR WELCOME!

Update everything to use that instead of 0x00 and 0xff.  Should only impact
the use of the close window control in Windows, X, and macOS.

Prevents arrow-key weirdness in SyncTERM (and presumably others).

Only capture the terminal area, not the margins (if there are any) or
the status bar. Also fixes an issue with odd-sized (width) windows being
saved to .bin files (not supported).
Also, if the current video mode is background-bright (ICE colors), set the
appropriate ANSI flag in the SAUCE record.
Fixed compiler warning (not all paths return a value) in doterm().

Previous versions of cryptlib defaulted to zero, but that's no longer the
case, and zero won't work.

Previous versions of Cryptlib defaulted to a zero second timeout... this
is no longer the case as it appears to be 15 seconds now.  Setting it to
zero makes it not work at all.

there's data waiting on the socket.

These basically never worked as documented.  Now they should, but they can't
save/restore the doorway mode setting since it's not set/cleared using
CSI ? h/l.  If that's really needed (you need to know the doorway state
regardless, so it's more likely that a query doorway command is needed if
anything) it can be added as a separate command.

SlyVote version 0.34 beta - Added support for displaying avatars for people who post the polls when viewing results, and also updated the header display to show the from message network along with the from name.

Updated the version number & release date in SlyEdit_ReadMe.txt for version 1.58.  Also, updated the SlyEdit DD Message Lister Notes document to mention that my message lister is obsolete in favor of my message reader.

Version 1.58: Bug fixes related to refreshing quote lines on the screen after closing dialogs (such as the user settings dialog) and after choosing a text color for lines above quote lines: Now properly refreshes quote lines with the correct color.

1) Use a functional default (1) for P1.
2) Respond with an empty P2 parameter if nothing is set.
3) Only respond if there is a single parameter.  If there is more than one,
   it's not a request.

While we're here, clean up the formatting of cterm.txt.
Tabs for indentation, spaces for alignment, don't wrap with 80-column
displays using 8-char tabs (default with more).  The ECMA-048 reference
will always wrap however.

Version 1.17 beta 55: Added the new @-code MSG_FROM_AND_FROM_NET and MSG_FROM_AND_FROM_NET-L (for left-justification with field length), which shows the 'from' name with the from network in parenthesis.  Updated the default message header to show that information.