
v1.1.4

- New command "/ssave". It saves the command lists for your
  targets to filenames like "$target.lst". It might be useful 
  if you have to quit IRC, but don't want to lose your lists. 
  You can reload them later with "/sload <filename>".


v1.1.3 (devel release)

BUGS: IRC::user_list() doesn't seem to work on all linux
enviroments. The bug is probably in perl or xchat. If you 
experience a crash on a channel with something like 100 users,
you have the bug. In that case, set "$BugShit=1" in "syrup.pl".
It will cause limited operation (no DELAYED ACTION mode) but
avoid the crash.

- Syrup now watches known bots entering the channel. It starts
  pushing requests when it sees known bot arriving. Just start 
  Syrup normally, if the bot is not on the channel, Syrup will 
  enter a delayed action mode.
- New command "/sresend <nick>" re-sends the most recent command.
- New command "/sload <filename>" loads a command file for current
  target and appends it to the command queue. 
- "~/syrup.lst" is NO longer loaded on startup. Use "/sload" instead. 
	 
v1.1.1

- Syrup now recognizes when targets change their nicks
  and updates its data structures to match. Muhahahaa,
  no more people avoiding the power of Syrup with just a 
  nick change. ;)
- "/snext <nick>" command can be used to force next command
  to be sent for a given nick (in case some problem happened). 

v1.1.0

- Syrup can now be used simultaneously with many different
  bots. The usage has changed, see README.
- Syrup now distinguishes between two different kinds of
  commands, based on their first character. If the character
  is "/", the command is run by xchat in the current context.
  If the character is anything else, the command will be 
  sent to the channel where "/sto <nick>" was first run.

v1.0.0

- First release version

