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.

Rewolve warning regarding signed value comparison.

long lines in messages for the user's terminal. May be used for viewing other
files with long lines (e.g. G-text files) in the future.

for us (automatically).

to expose via JS: sender_userid, sender_server, and sender_time.

messages.

regardless of security level setting.
When run out of lines when creating/editing a file or msg, print a more
meaningful message, in text.dat update  (with the max lines allowed).

is to periodically call JS_YieldRequest from an operation callback."

sequences to SMB-style (CRLF). This resolves the issue of .sig files created
or edited with a Unix-style text editor and the resulting signature losing line
endings when being exported to FTN (for example).

(disabled)

the libmozjs from firefox et. al.

Maybe should log the fact that it's waiting...

are handled according to FTS-0001 and line feeds are ignored, the space will
still separate words.

This should fix the recent spate of replied messages losing spaces between
re-wrapped lines.