(See docs/HISTORY.md for more details, and/or the Git log for extreme detail.)

PDCursesMod 4.5.1 - 2025 May 12

Major new features

Added an 'x11new' port : X11 written from scratch to require fewer
dependencies and to allow a memory-leakage-free build.

Framebuffer/DRM : simplified specifying which display to use. If you
have suitable permissions, Alt-= will cycle through displays.
db3cbb7
testcurs now allows one to specify mouse mask parameters more precisely,
and/or to set a zero mouse interval (which should result in clicks being
converted to presses and releases). Also, can test using the ncurses
mouse interface instead of the 'classic' undocumented SysV mouse interface.
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VT port now works on Haiku. e8f098d

Framebuffer/DRM port cursor didn't rotate when you rotated the screen.
f3188af
When restarting Curses, the foreground/background weren't stored,
resulting in odd colors (affected all ports). 433dbfb
The ncurses forms library does not build correctly for wide characters.
Until it's fixed, it and the tests relying on it are only built in
narrow-character (8-bit) mode. 0f31253
Fixed possible read-outside-bounds error in UTF8 conversion. 5a61709
testcurs called scanw() with a "plain" %s format specifier. The lack of
a width left it open to buffer overflow if more than 79 bytes were entered.
8bf383a
VT build failed when using GNU make to cross-compile demos and tests for
Windows using MinGW. d391921
Mouse input inconsistently respected mousemask() on most platforms.
The common logic for combining press/releases into clicks, double- and
triple-clicks has been abstracted into common/mouse.c, and is now used
by the WinCon, WinGUI, x11new, and VT platforms (and will probably be
used eventually by most other platforms). See issue #330. 52d2068
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