Changes since previous release...

0.55b 2021/02/01 [not a public release]

      Added debug messages into the plain ordinary
      fetcher to try to diagnose a "File too big" error
      when trying to invoke the self-updater thingy.



0.55c 2021/02/03 [not a public release]

      Built without debugging now, and looking at what
      was going on, it appears that I was trapping for
      when the number of bytes read was -1 and the
      error code was *not* EWOULDBLOCK (in other words
      anything other than "I'm busy, try again"), but
      if the error *was* EWOULDBLOCK, then it would
      fall through to try to write -1 bytes to the
      file. It is clearly filesystem dependant as SDFS
      just did nothing (other than, I presume,
      thinking that the programmer is a twat to try to
      write -1 bytes). While another filing system
      (and obviously the one Doug is using) would have
      taken it as a request to write a mere
      4,294,967,295 bytes!
      

0.56  2021/02/06

      Added some anti-crash protection, in that if
      Manga  should crash, it is likely that it will do
      so with a file left open. Therefore, at start, it
      will scan for open files to identify those which
      are its own (in !Scrap...Manga) and close them.
      
      Re-enabled "Surprise me" which works locally so
      didn't need to be disabled.
      
      Implemented "What's new". It lists the 20 most
      recent entries (any more means switching to
      dealing with JSON).
      The site has many updates per day, so looking
      to see what's new will always refetch the
      content.
      The chapter information for the update is lifted
      directly from the link, because there are at least
      three different ways of specifying a chapter:
      "c123" or "c123.1" or "v12,c34". I don't bother
      trying to parse this...

      Added cookie nuking everywhere so fast readers
      don't get screwed. ;-)



0.57  2021/02/07

      Implemented Suggestions. This uses the weekly
      ranking, so rather than showing the same list of
      popular manga, it will show what's popular from
      week to week (so should change depending on
      trends).



0.58  2021/02/14

      Latest manga list now fetches a second page for
      more results (in testing today, that takes us
      back eight hours - this is a POPULAR site!).
      
      Search now implemented. As before, you can add
      (green) or remove (red) genres, and search by
      partial title name, or leave it blank to see
      matching manga in the selected genres.
      It also fetches a second page of results in
      order to give a better choice.
      
      The following search categories have been
      removed: Demons, Magic, Military, Superpower,
      and Vampire.
      The following search categories have been
      added in their place: Adult, Dôjinshi,
      Lolicon, Shotacon, and Webtoons.
      (don't ask how "adult" differs from "mature")
      
      Why no JSON nonsense? Well, I started up
      Firefox 47 on my XP box in order to snoop on
      what was being sent to the server (developer
      tools -> network) and the site sent a simpler
      setup for the older browser, pages instead
      of one auto-updating page. Useful for us!
      
      Made Info window bigger. There was no risk of
      a buffer overrun writing all that stuff into
      the status icon. There was plenty of space
      for the data, just not enough to actually
      show it. ;-)
      
      Expanded manga selection window to full size
      now that many manga have thumbnails. The
      thumbnails are scaled to fit the window,
      which means they're scaled 2:1.
      
      Bugfix: Clearing the search form now clears
      the "Ongoing" and "Completed" icons, if they
      were selected.
      [is this a Wimp bug? it's a radio icon, ESG1,
       shouldn't selecting one icon (SetIconState)
       automatically deselect the others?]

      Revised the interactive help messages.

      Manga information parser now handles manga
      descriptions split across multiple lines (this
      was why some were oddly terminated/cut short).
      
      Fixed auto-update notification reporting the
      wrong versions. Due to FP inaccuracies, when
      we're looking at versions 0.57 or 0.59, the
      old code does NOT work:
        ourvers = (int) ( atof(appvers) * 100.0 );
      This does:
        ourvers = (int) ( atof(appvers) * 100.1 );
      <sigh>
      I knew there was a reason why I hate maths.
      


0.59  2021/02/16

      Weird errors (malloc failed, memory
      overwritten) in the release of v0.58.
      Rebuilt it after a reboot, it's a different
      size and doesn't seem to crash at the drop of
      a hat....?