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Changes from ss 1.3.1 to 1.3.3

- Minor NeXT 2.1 changes.  Russell Schulz russell@alpha3.ersys.edmonton.ab.ca
  Minor HP/Apollo SR10.3.4 (bsd4.3 environment) tweaks.  
	Thomas Dickey, dickey@software.org.
  Minor DOS w/djgpp tweaks. Danny Quah, dquah@lse.ac.uk 

Changes from ss 1.3.1 to 1.3.2

- Added config file for BSDI's BSD/386.  Minor mods to a few files
  due to BSDI curses incompatibilities

- menu.c, the 'Macro Menu' item wasn't showing up in the Input Menu.
  Also, In the changes from 1.2 to 1.3 I misplaced the 'tblstyle' option.
  Added it to the Misc Menu.

Changes from ss 1.3 to 1.3.1

- menu.c, missing comma on/about line 550 (odd, compiles under gcc)
  which can cause "Memory Fault" program crash as you traverse the
  /-Edit-Name menu.

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Changes from ss 1.2beta to 1.3
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Summary:  Lots of minor bugs fixed.  One *MAJOR* bug with string entry and
	  string functions fixed.  Rearranged menus, changed how the menu's
	  worked to make them friendlier.


- Did some major(?) menu rearrangement.  The Misc menu items were
  rearranged among the new View/Input/Misc menu's.  In particular, the
  clunky old /-Misc-Settings menu item was done away with, and its
  functionality was taken over by new-style menu items.

  the top-level Macro menu was moved down under the new /-Input menu.
  <art>

- Change the menu style.  The menu's look the same, however you can now
  use the left/right arrow keys (or ^B/^F) to move the 'cursor'
  (hilighted menu item) left and right.  As each word in the menu is
  hilighted, a one-line description of that command is displayed on the
  second line.  Typing return will execute the hilighted menu item.

  Typing the first letter (usually the first letter, but not always) of
  a menu item will still directly execute that menu item.

  I hope that this might make things much friendlier and easier to
  pick up -- especially the one-line help prompts.	<art>

- Enhancement.  <BS>, <Del> will *backup* one level in the menu
  hierarchy.  <Space> will still abort you out of menus altogether.
	<Mark R. Rubin mark@phineas.Jpl.Nasa.Gov, & tweaked by Art>

- Added '-L' command line option, & expanded the 'craction' flag.
  craction = 3 : this new option will keep track of the last arrow key
  direction, and after a <CR>, it will move the cell cursor in that
  same direction.  				<art>

- Added a toggle (CR Terminate) to require a <CR> to terminate cell
  entry.  This let's you use the ^B^F keys to edit your input as
  you go along.  THIS OPTION IS NOT SAVED IN THE FILE BETWEEN
  RUNS OF THE PROGRAM.	<art>

- Added /-Name command to display the current filename

- Improved (?) prompts & messages during save/load so that
  with large files you know that something is happening (previously
  it just sat there)  <Art>

- Updated Man page.  Proofread & cleaned it up.

- ss.c, bugfix: String entry, editing and string functions/expressions

  String function's didn't work.  When entering a string function like
  @date(@now), you would end up with the string "@date(@now)", instead
  of the results of executing that function.  This was due to the fact
  that double quotes were being added to string's (``behind the
  scenes'', unlike in `sc', where you see them)  before being passed to
  the spreadsheet parser.

  Fix:  When entering a string (via the " < > commands), a double quote
  is now placed at the start of the input field.  If you are entering a
  plain string, just ignore it.  If you wish to enter a string
  function, backup over the quote and proceed.  A closing double-quote
  is not necessary.

  When editing an existing string value, the double quote is again prepended
  to the string.  Just ignore it.  If you want to convert a plain string to
  a string function, delete the quote and proceed.  The reverse is also
  possible; to convert a string function to a plain string, insert a double
  quote at the beginning of the field.
		    <art,  Wolfgang Prediger, wp@orion.erls01.siemens.de>

- broke Makefile apart into Makefile & config.h.<ARCH>  Makefile was to
  big and cumbersome.  I hope this makes it easier to work with.
  This should make it easier to maintain multiple configurations
  for different hardware, without having to duplicate all the
  Makefile-specific stuff.  <art>

- Very reluctantly converted all the source code files to conform to
  the 8.3 filename limitations of DOS.  Sigh.

  [ Considering the availability of umpteen different shareware DOS
  spreadsheets, not to mention the relative cheap price of commercial
  ones, I confess that it is beyond my understanding as to why someone
  would _want_ to use 'ss' on a DOS box.  <end minor rant> ]

- added Mklinks script to make it easier to compile/maintain on
  multiple platforms. <art, based upon the Xntp3 software package>

- various minor tweaks and reported bugfixes.  Thanks to all Beta Testers
  who sent in bugs.  Special thanks to those who provided fixes!!

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