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FKFOSSIL v1.02
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+ Added fk_Clock routine so the clock can be started and
stopped without having to worry about the many different
variables. fk_Clock(false) turns the timer clock off
(users time and last keypress won't be updated), and
fk_Clock(true) turns the timer clock on (users time and
last keypress will be updated).
+ Added fk_DetectAvatar routine to determine the presence of
avatar on the remote system.
+ Added keyboard buffers - the buffer can be added to with
fk_localbuffer(s) or fk_remotebuffer(s). The buffers
can be cleared with fk_localbufferclear and
fk_remotebufferclear. Buffers will be processed before
the internal keyboard bufferor the fossil buffer if
they contain any characters. The buffers can contain
key sequences up to 255 characters long.
+ Added fk_notimeleft definable function so that customized
warnings can be sent to the user, or a timebank function
can be run, etc.
* Fixed fk_Writeln_Ansi so that a variable need NOT be passed;
it's just a string now S:STRING instead of VAR S:STRING.
* Fixed problems with a routine which would inadvertently wipe
out some memory during the initialization of the status
line. In most cases, this memory was at the top end and
held nothing important. However, in secondary windows on
multitasking machines and sometimes on non-multitasking
machines, this wiped out memory would cause intermitent
problems (incl. system hangs). Thanks to John Zielinksi
for tracking this one down - otherwise it likely would have
been left unnoticed.
* Fixed display(file) routines so that the filemode is returned
to it's original value.
* Fixed time checking so there are no more midnight timeout's.
* Fixed music frequencies so they are a little more correct on
the local side.
* fk_AnsiMusic routine no longer requires a second parameter.
The parameter "Force" turned out to be useless and
cumbersome. If you want to send ansi music to the user,
check to see if they support it first. Then you can do
something like "If userrec.ansimusic then
fk_AnsiMusic(music);".
* Ansi music strings sent to the modem now start with sequence
"ESC[M " instead of "ESC[MN", and now end with " CHR(14)"
as the ansi music standard specified.