tree to commit both at once.

There was a crash when wrapping at the end of a search.  Now there isn't.
You're welcome.

If you change the current mode before exiting, your window size will not be
saves.

Also, fix crash in search when there's a blank option at the end.

Derp.

download notification short-mesage (telegram) sent to an uploader from
user_downloaded_file().

script file.
Change wordage of recvline() returned null exception (it's a timeout).

- reverse_mail (default: true), show the newest received at the top of the list
- reverse_msgs (default: true), show the newest at the top
- track_last_read_mail (default: false)

Store and retrieve user properties per-sub or mail-type (your, sent, all).
This will enable per-user per-area preferences. Right now, just the last read
mail msg number is stored here.

and a gtkutils build target to build them all (e.g. "make gtkutils")
to make life easier for Nelgin

Change F1-F5 sequences to CSI sequences.
Update SyncTERM termcap.

Allow setting a '0' for left/right margins to leave them unchanged.

Removed some unnecessary carriage returns from printf statements.

ncurses.h is installed as /usr/include/ncursesw/ncurses.h

This is actually pretty terrible... people hate libraries that call
setlocale()... but I'm too lazy to update everything that uses ciolib,
so there you go.

compatible (most terms are these days).  In this case, curses mode works
correctly.

Add a new CIOLIB_MODE_CURSES_ASCII for the old behaviour.

Should fix issue nelgin is having.

The new property nextDrawOnlyItems is an array that contains indexes for specific items to be written the next time the menu is drawn.  It can be used as a display optimization; for example, if the menu is redrawn in an input loop in the calling code and the selected item changed on the same 'page' on the menu, then the calling code can add the indexes of the 2 items to redraw the next the the menu is drawn so that the menu will only refresh those 2 items on the screen rather than the whole page of items.

after a file has been successfully (partially or fully) downloaded by a user:
- arguments are [dir-code] [file path or name] [bytes] [count]
Technically, all the argumnets are optional, but if only a bytes or file count
is provided, the old behavior of the method is invoked (just increments
statistics).

This is intended for use by ecWeb's http-based file downloader thing. :-)

documented (it says if the section is *undefined*, the root section is read)

(new) scfg_t.text member. This will make it much easier for non-Terminal Server
JS modules (and the functions they execute) make use of the text.dat strings.