Multi-user chat program missing file

[D'Arcy J.M. Cain]

Oops!  I forgot to include chat.h in the distribution.  Here it is

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/*

chat.h
Written by D'Arcy J.M. Cain
West Hill, Ontario
darcy at cain
All rights reserved

This is the header file for chat programs

If NO_SH_ESC is defined, shell escapes are disabled.

If NO_CHG_NAME is defined, users cannot change their display name from
the default which is the login name.

If NO_SHOW_USERS is defined, The /s command to show other users on the
system is disabled.

Some curses libraries in SV3.2 (and perhaps others) have a bug in that
halfdelay does not work as advertised.  To get around this define the
constant HALFDELAY_BROKEN.  This will cause code to be substituted which
uses a 2 second alarm to check the queue for incoming messages.  If you
don't know if this is necessary on your system then compile without it
and see if you can receive messages from others without hitting a key.
If not then recompile with the constant defined.

*/

#define		MAX_CHATTERS	32

typedef struct {
	short	channel;		/* for multiple chats on one system */
	char	logname[32];	/* for display purposes */
} CHATTER;

void	ch_send(char *s, int id);
void	chc_send(char *s);
int		ch_close(void);
char	*ch_init(void);
int		ch_get(char *s);
int		chk_q(void);
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