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the name of a scalar property in either the current scope (by default) or the
scope of the object passed to:
- bbs.menu()
- console.putmsg()
- console.printfile()
- console.printtail()

The 'name' cannot be an array element (e.g. myprop[0]) or a nested object
reference (e.g. myobj.myprop): just a single property name that can be
converted to a string.

Also, bbs.menu() now accepts an optional print-mode argument (default: P_NONE).

SDL audio should work from any thread, and on the platforms that care,
SDL video is coddled appropriately.
The only question is around SDL_Quit() in an audio-only build, but we
can punt on that since the default builds will never do that... the only
thing I'm aware of that could be broken that way is tone, which nobody
likes anyway.

"Passed" results.

Fixes issue with Pablo 24-bit colour ANSIs.

on the next byte.

Reset mouse state on terminal reset

Fixes errors connecting to newer OpenSSH systems.

semaphores sometomes have odd behaviour... just use the same mutexes and
semaphores as everywhere else.

responses.

This allows XTerm to pass on all functions it implements.

Please use xtrn/termtest going forward.

DSR Pn ! ~ x x x x ST

broken for some of them...

Have getpixel() regenerate the whole screen when called.

It's a hack, but since both Nelgin *and* Mortifis asked for it...
If a string variable is defined in the current command-shell, you may display
that variable's current value using this @-code. This does not work for integer
variables (do you need that too?) and does not work for any other Baja modules
that are executed (e.g. executed *from* a command shell).
Note that Baja, by defaults converts variables names to all-CAPS during the
"compilation" phase (unless the "baja -c" option is used), so you'll want to
either specify the variable name in ALL-CAPS or (if "baja -c" was used), match
the capitalization used in the .src file.