If a caps char is found, adds '1;' to string to select bold.
if it wasnt it added '0;' which resets all the colour settings.
This leads to inconsitant colour rendering.

Removed a couple of debugging functions I left in wrappers.c by
mistake.

which adds guard values before and after every malloc'ed block.
The values are verified when the block is freed.
These functions are in a separate file since technically they do not
depend on any of the wrapper functions, though they do need some way
to find the size of an existing block.
The sentinels have not revealed any new errors so far.  The next
task is to test them with huge lines of text (and IPC data, etc) on
the talker.

Added useridle help to main trunk too

Chris

Note: this is a slight change to the numbering scheme.  See my
e-mail for more info.

Same changes/fixes to the main trunk

Chris

w_rl_filename_completion_function()

Standardised a few of the log messages to make it easier to grep for stuff

Chris

Updated - removed a couple of ideas that wouldnt work out, or are fixed

Chris

Fixed two more memory leaks

Chris

Added "w_rl_filename_completion_traced" or whatever its called to wrappers.h
to stop a warning in script.c.

Removed the "-exitinfo" flag, since if you are running wrappers, there is no
sane reason you wouldnt ever want the exitinfo disabled - especially now
finnw's hashtable code makes it *alot* faster.

Chris

Added a return to malloc_change().  The compiler apparently doesn't
realise abort() never returns, so this silences a warning.

speed, & made some of the support functions static.

Changed the description on "eq" slightly to give more accurate info

Chris

Fixed a grammical error ("user has just left talker" now ends "the talker").

Fixed zods so that the "user has just left the talker" message is suppressed
if the victim is in quiet mode, so it now comes in line with all the other
login/outs and mrod.

Chris

Added new ideas

Chris

Fixed a possible issue in frl.c that sits noticed, and updated stringcmp
with a fix of sits that caused a small memory problem.

Removed the "credits" string from bb.h

Chris

Removed the credits file since it is now unnecessary again

Chris

They are supposed to be in the source code because a seperate
file is far too easily lost, deleted, ommitted, changed,
or generally fscked with.

Added new "L" flag to list\

Changed credits to use file "credits" rather than hardcoded printf's

Fix of moronic bug I introduced by not sticking "); at the end of the line

Added myself to the credits at finnw's suggestion

Fixed a problem in IPC and RPC messages that stopped them from being
received from the board.

Added 'boardfunc' board initialisation functions as well as 'initfunc' ones
that execute on first entrance to the talker, since scripts now work from
the board. These can be used for any initialisation that is necessary before
checkonoff messages get recieved. Most people will not use them but if you
need to they are "boardfunc", and "lboardfunc" (visible and local
respectively).

Fixed a problem in MUDEXITS that stopped you getting any exits.

Updated script functions to now have a 'flags' property rather than lots of
seperate ones like 'hidden' and 'autoinit' etc..

Chris

Fixed a memory leak in the new checkonoff code

Chris

Oops. removed a debug message

Chris

Modified checkonoff help to reflect structure change ($6 added)

Added reason codes to checkonoff broadasts, so mrod and zod reasons can
be propagated through.

Chris

Removed the warnings from the wrappers

Chris

Added help for linewrap command

readline v4.2, the version installed on silver (was written for 4.3).

Fixed another typo introduced when fixing the last one... :-/

Fixed a typo

Reformatted to match the man-page style of help. Needs more work.

- rl_completion_matches() ( replaces completion_matches() )
- rl_filename_completion_function()
- rl_attempted_completion_function ( hook )
- rl_directory_rewrite_function ( hook )
This appears to fix the phantom memory leak in dupstr()

Removed rl_malloc() & rl_free()

Removed a lot of garbage collection code from hash.c, that was
never used.
Removed the numeric key types from hash.h, also never used.

Added script file tab completion for .load
Added duplicate tab completion entry for .sa

Moved tab completion table to new file completion.c

Updated 'todo' list.

Chris

First edition of the 'checkonoff' help. Dez, I dont suppose could neaten
this could you? ;)

Chris

Changed the way scripts work slightly, so that they will quite happily run
off the talker - although output from SAY etc.. are ignored, and WHEREAMI
always returns "-1" - that sort of thing.

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Changed checkonoff's to use this ability, so you can receive checkonoff
codes while on the board (ie, if you leave the talker, you will get your
own checkonoff code). Normal scripts of course, still cant be run from
the BBS, and IPC/RPC messages are currently ignored if off the talker.

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Radically, completely rewrote the entire checkonoff system to give more
information, and a much more logical code system. Scripts executed using
this method now recieve certain arguments:

$0 = "CheckOnOff"
$1 = <code>
$2 = <method>
$3 = <is_quiet>
$4 = <sourceuser>
$5 = <version>


Where <code> can be one of:
   0 - leave the talker
   1 - enter the talker
   2 - leave the board
   3 - enter the board

This keeps backwards compatibility the same - users can still detect each
of these settings, although the extra features - such as detecting zods -
will never occur using this code alone


For each of the <code> values, <method> has several meanings:

for leaving the board (2):
   0 - normal (by user)
   1 - timeout
   2 - connection dropped
M  3 - get mrodded
S  4 - get banned
S  5 - crash / error
S  6 - deleted


for leaving the talker (0):
   0 - normal (by user)
Z  1 - zodded
S  2 - chatmode -c
   3 - straight to shell (!quit etc...)


for joining the board (3):
   0 - normal (by user)
   1 - straight to talker (-autochat)


for joining the talker (1):
   0 - normal (by user)
U  1 - summoned
S  2 - chatmode +c


The extra letters in front of the <method> indicate certain privs are
needed:

   M - needs mrod priv to detect
   S - needs SU to detect
   U - needs summon to detect
   Z - needs zod to detect


So, for example, if a user were to log on using "-autochat", two messages
would be created:

<code=3> <method=1>
<code=1> <method=0>


These are the main two values that most people will use - along with
"USER <variable" to get the user that caused the checkonoff message.


Added to these two values, <is_quiet> simply returns:
   0 - user logged on normally
   1 - user logged on with -quiet to supress messages


This allows script writers to only display their own messages if a user
is logged on quietly if they so wish.


<sourceuser> is more tricky. This is the person that caused the initiation
of the checkonoff code in the first place. ie, for most messages, it is
the same as the user the broadcast came from. However, in cases such as
zod, mrod, or chatmode +/-c alteration, <sourceuser> will be the person
that performed that operation.

ie, SUPERUSER bans USER
    <code=0> <method=3>
    <code=2> <method=4> <user=USER> <sourceuser=SUPERUSER>


and finally, <version> is mainly for being able to work out which version
of checkonoff is used. this ranges from "1" to "3" currently, but if you
wish, you can simply check if any of the arguments is left blank "" and
work out what needs to be done from there.

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Added a "force_status" to incoming.c, and moved the 'ban' and 'delete'
detection code to there instead of in the main loop - necessary for the
new checkonoff information.

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Fixed a bug with 'ExecEvent2' where it only accepted up to 3 arguments

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Removed the now-obsolete "zodded" script


Chris