new snapshot of jed available

["John E. Davis" <davis@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

A new version of jed is available from

  <ftp://space.mit.edu/pub/davis/jed/v0.99/pre-0.99-17/>

See also

  <http://www.jedsoft.org/jed/download.html>
 
for a list of mirrors.

Please note: This version requires the very latest version of slang2.
It will still work with slang1.  Here are the changes since the last
snapshot.  Thanks, --John

71. src/*.c: Changed names of references to _SL* to _pSL* for slang2
    compliance.  (SANGOID DINO)
72. src/mkfiles/makefile.all:  Add TOOL_PREFIX variable to support 
    cross-compilation.
73. src/xterm.c: Alt-something was causing a SEGV.
74. src/buffer.c: Use inode info as an aid for dealing with symlinks
    and hardlinks.
75. src/search.c: Query-replace "^" with anything was not working
    properly in the slang2 version.
76. src/win32.c...: patches to support slang2 dll (Sangoid Dino).
77. src/sysdep.c: If running in Unicode mode, the value of the DEC_8BIT_HACK
    variable will be ignored.
78. src/screen.c: If compiled against slang2, the SLsmg functions will
    be used to compute the displayable width of a byte-sequence.
79. src/sig.c: Allow Xjed to be suspended from the shell prompt.
80. src/screen.c: (slang2-only):  If the buffer flag has bit 12 set
    (via, e.g., _toggle_buffer_flag (0x1000)) then escape sequences of
    the form ESC [ x ], where x is an integer will cause the text following
    it to be rendered using the color associated with x.  For example,
    "\e[31]hello\e[]" will cause "hello" to be rendered using color
    object 31. This is an experimental feature.  The underlying code
    supports both 'm' and ']' as the end of escape sequence indicator.
    However, ']' works better in parenthesis-matching situations.


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