path only if needed.

When parsing the SBBSecho configuration file (for the USEPACKER, AREAFIX, or
ECHOLIST items), flags or packer names would be ignored if they began with the
same sequence of characters which made up a previous configuration item
(flag or packer name). This appears to be a *very* long standing bug going back
to the origination of this program by Allen Christiansen (King Drafus).
Also, long overdue brace style update. Steve Deppe's influence is diminishing.
-(

in the system's areas.bbs file, SBBSecho would terminate prematurely with an
error: "No areas defined in <path/to>areas.bbs". This would prevent SBBSecho
from importing inbound netmail and packing outbound netmail, for example.

Added minLength option. Input must be at least this lengthy before datasource functions will be called.  (Default: 1)

Datasource functions can return arrays of strings or objects. Restrict width and/or girth of input text. Updated comments.

should not have the "include message by self" setting applied - the hub should
include all messages from all authors in all cases. The symptom of the problem
was that messages posted by a user with the "Real Name" value of the QWKnet
account would not be included in the QWKnet account for the node. This was
most obvious in networked message areas where the same user may post from
multiple nodes and see a lack of message propagation.

Version 1.04: Now support downloading file attachments (using the Ctrl-D key combo).  Also, allows the sysop to save a message to the BBS machine (using the Ctrl-S key combo).  Also made some user interface updates: Pausing after the user saves a message so that the user can see Synchronet's save message screen, and other minor updates.  Updated DDReadPersonalEmail.js so that it's easy to switch the reader between starting in list mode or reader mode.

(memory) and -s (stack) option argument handlers.

"top-of-screen" flag or clear the column counter when in ANSI mode.

in pthread_once().

Mutex protect certificate loading/creation.

If the user does not meet the configured "Access Requirements" of the external
text/message editor that they have selected in their "default configuration",
rather than changing their default setting to the internal message editor (a
change that would become persistent as soon as the user's record was saved
in the user database), use the internal editor rather than the configured
external editor and don't change their configuration. This fixes the "problem"
of a user having selected an editor which has "ANSI" as an access requirement,
that user then logging on without ANSI support (e.g. not auto-detected) and
then logging-off which would then revert their configured editor to the dreaded
internal line editor, leaving the user to figure out how to re-select the
external (e.g. full-screen) editor they had previous configured.

asprintf() now.

the expanded specified with or precision was more than one digit long.

tools (caused build failure on redefinition of functions).

Rename entry_buf to int_buf since it only ever holds an integer now.

value for the Win32 asprintf().

if I can reuse a va_list argument.

of 2011:
- Memory leak in log() when passed multiple string arguments.
- print/write/writeln would all choke when passed multiple arguments
  (display the first argument repeatedly)
  and leak memory.

(e.g. use "-m1g" to allocate 1 gigabyte/gibibyte memory for JS runtime).

rename to parse_byte_count(), so we can use it more places (e.g. jsexec).

Updated the verify command to sort the resulting list based on verification
success date/count/ratio/etc.

Updated the sort compare routine to handle some nested properties nicely.
Created a property_value() function to return properties in formats nice to
sort or display.