that explicitly forcing ncurses does not mean "use builtin curses anyway"
unless the builtin curses is *really* ncurses.
(Yes, the ncursesw builtin.mk responds to USE_NCURSES and not USE_NCURSESW;
whether that's a bug is for someone else to decide.)
# XXX: NetBSD's wide curses are not accepted, because the configure
# script doesn't find the proper headers.
# This could be a bug in the buildlink framework for wide curses.
# The next line is a workaround until someone(TM) finds time to
# investigate this.
Convert to options framework.
Prefer package version to internal version of pcre.
Add curses and inet6 options.
New features and changes since tin-1.6.0
Changes
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. interactive mailer can now be fed with headers. The old use_mailreader_i
config variable is obsolete and superseded by the new interactive_mailer
variable that can have three values:
0 no interactive mailreader (old use_mailreader_i=OFF)
1 interactive mailreader with headers
2 interactive mailreader without headers (old use_mailreader_i=ON)
New features
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. You can now specify a mailbox folder to save your sent mails (fcc=) so
you possibly don't need auto_cc or auto_bcc anymore. See tin(5).
. x_headers can take a command which generates the header(s). See tin(5).
. mime_forward (message/rfc822) attributes option
. single line scrolling in all levels
. minimalistic BiDi support (render_bidi)
. minimalistic IDNA decoding support
. display non-printable characters as octals in raw-mode
. user defined date_format
. support non-ascii key-bindings
. 'percentage match' threading
Retired Features
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. AmigaOS support
