Wallops 2.0 Released
Another large update to my Wallops IRC client is available:
- wallops-2.0.sit (StuffIt 3 archive, includes
							source code and THINK C 5 project file)
SHA256:532f6c72eadbb9e7ce74dded1bfcd713 69a61d818f7c7716 0bb8a66d6f1ccf9c 
SHA1:c375a24e00900378e84745c1e11d3d69 76ef749c  
This release features an overhaul of the interface bringing tabs allowing multiple channels and private message queries, including a number of other new features and bugfixes:
- Support window resizing, using an initial window size based on the screen size
 - Connect-time settings (server, nick, password, etc.) are now saved to a preferences file in the System folder, rather than as resources on the binary itself; this prevents accidental sharing of saved passwords and avoids having to re-enter settings every time the software is updated
 - Add per-user queries which simplify private messaging back and forth with a
							single user; can be opened with 
/query <user>or by double-clicking a user in a channel nick list - Much improved tab and window redrawing
 - Optimize nick list sorting and building, especially on large channels; on a large channel with 750 users, this operation went from 62 seconds to 33 on a Mac Plus
 - Only auto-scroll a message buffer to new messages when not scrolled to the bottom, making it easier to read old messages on busy channels
 - Implement support for many more server numerics and commands
 - Implement additional commands like 
/clear,/op,/umode, and/disconnect(the full list is in theREADME) - Add global menu options to suppress channel "junk" such as joins, quits/parts, and nick changes
 - Make Desk Accessories work from the Apple Menu
 - Do case-insensitive matching of slash commands
 - Add a setting to suppress MOTD printing which can speed up connections on slower machines, since MOTDs can be very long on some servers
 - Add a custom about dialog