their own lookup now.  Seems pretty slow though.  :-(

Also, add fallback to other callsign handlers, catch HTTP exceptions, and
switch from [\x00-\xff] in regexs to the Mozilla reccomended (but non-standard)
[\s\S] to include line breaks in a match.

This allows easy trouble-shooting of word-wrap issues by using Ctrl-Z.

white space from lines (include '\r' if there happens to be one).

basic functionality (for now)

will now (hopefully) throw an exception.

This exception is likely to be uniquely unhelpful right now... I'm sure I'll
have to add good messages there Real Soon.

wrapped. Pass the column width to wordwrap() instead of columns-1.

space for quote-chars here and we're going to assume the message was originally
formatted for 79 cols.

(i.e. \r\n or \n) of original text, rather than converting to \n-terminated.

This looks better but I'm not sure if it's a nicer thing to do or not.

And add a touch more ugly while I'm at it.

over everything.

I will likely go to hell for abusing C in this manner.

list file (without actually deleting the file), don't bother saving the message
to the message base.

on FILE* (like iniReadSectionList()).

(or from here).

sbbscon.c: In function ‘whoami’:
sbbscon.c:430: warning: implicit declaration of function ‘getresuid’
sbbscon.c:432: warning: implicit declaration of function ‘getresgid’
sbbscon.c: In function ‘linux_keepcaps’:
sbbscon.c:452: warning: implicit declaration of function ‘prctl’
sbbscon.c:447: warning: unused variable ‘strbuf’

80 column wrap, terminal width wrap, long line wrap, or no wrap. These
values will be used for wrapping quoted text (input to editor) and message
text created by the editor. Edited files are another issue.

making a bare LF not be ignored.

This effectively breaks the CR counting code... so... yeah.

be used after leaving the scope (which was a bug).

It is surprising that this worked as much as it has.

calling any JSAPI functions.

down GC issues.

thread in different contexts.