Updated manual, history, and version date

curses.h

@@ -41,8 +41,8 @@ Defined by this header:
 #define PDC_VER_MINOR    4
 #define PDC_VER_CHANGE   0
 #define PDC_VER_YEAR   2024
-#define PDC_VER_MONTH    05
-#define PDC_VER_DAY      07
+#define PDC_VER_MONTH    06
+#define PDC_VER_DAY      12
 
 #define PDC_STRINGIZE( x) #x
 #define PDC_stringize( x) PDC_STRINGIZE( x)

docs/HISTORY.md

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 Generally speaking,  this history mentions only the more significant
 changes.  See the git log for full details.
 
-Current PDCursesMod - 2024 May 07
+Current PDCursesMod - 2024 Jun 12
 =================================
 
 Bug fixes
@@ -48,6 +48,12 @@ Bug fixes
   via the standard Curses wborder_set() function,  and it'll work with
   ncurses and other libraries.  f8d87ed549  099fa2876c
 
+- printw() overflowed a buffer when asked to output more than 512 bytes.
+  ddf80d010f
+
+- napms() rounded _up_ to the nearest clock tick on DOS and DOSVGA;  it now
+  rounds _to_ the nearest clock tick (with at least one tick being used).
+  Modified the documentation to reflect this.  785113f0b9
 
 Minor new features
 ------------------
@@ -68,12 +74,15 @@ Minor new features
   how curses works (or doesn't work).  5cef1e3d00
 
 - The 'tests' programs can now be built,  on some platforms,  with
-  'make -f Makefile tests'.  200b548516
+  'make -f Makefile tests'.  200b548516  e611673b49  63138eaf34
 
 - 'test_pan' now demonstates double-lined,  thick-lined,  and rounded
   box corners using wborder_set() instead of with the PDCursesMod-only
   PDC_set_box_type() function.  f8d87ed549  099fa2876c
 
+- WinGUI now defaults to resizable windows,  similar to SDLn,  WinCon,
+  and X11.  58807ea498
+
 PDCursesMod 4.4.0 - 2023 November 30
 ===================================
 

docs/MANUAL.md

@@ -1823,9 +1823,9 @@ kernel
    milliseconds. draino() is an archaic equivalent. Note that since
    napms() attempts to give up a time slice and yield control back to
    the OS, all times are approximate. (In DOS, the delay is actually
-   rounded down to 50ms (1/20th sec) intervals, with a minimum of one
-   interval; i.e., 1-99 will wait 50ms, 100-149 will wait 100ms, etc.)
-   0 returns immediately.
+   rounded to the nearest 'tick' (~55 milliseconds),  with a minimum of
+   one interval; i.e., 1-82 will wait ~55ms, 83-137 will wait ~110ms,
+   etc.)  0 returns immediately.
 
    resetterm(), fixterm() and saveterm() are archaic equivalents for
    reset_shell_mode(), reset_prog_mode() and def_prog_mode(),