				Chit Chat
				---------

Design and implement a universe program that allows people to chat with
 each other, using short messages.

A participant uses a chat space, which is a window divided into two spaces:
 the top half for listing the messages received and the bottom half for
 listing the messages sent plus the one message the participant is currently
 entering.

The two halves display the messages in historical order, with the most
 recent message received/sent at the bottom. When either half is full of
 messages, drop the least recent lines. 

Each message is at most one line of text, which is the width of the
 window. Use 400 pixels for the width of a window, and use 11 point text
 fonts to render lines.  A line consists of two pieces: 

  -- an address 
  -- a message

 where the address is separated from the message with a ":". The user sends
 a message by typing the name of a participant, followed by ":" and the text
 of the message. The message is sent when the user hits "\r" (return) or
 when the line is too wide for the screen.

Editing is just entering keys. Ignore all those key strokes that aren't
 one-character strings and of the remaining strings ignore backspace and
 delete. (Of course, if you are ambitious you may wish to assign meaning to
 some of those keys so that chatters can edit a bit.) 

A message whose recipient is "*" is broadcast to every current participant.
 Otherwise a message is sent to the designated recipient, if the string is
 the valid name of a current participant; all other messages disappear in
 the big empty void. 

Each received message is displayed like those that are sent, with an sender
 followed by ":" and the text of the message. If the message went to all
 participants, the sender's name is followed by an asterisk "*". 

As you work on this project, you will encounter questions for which this
problem statement doesn't provide enough information to make decisions. You
must make the decisions on your own, following this procedure: 
 -- do not opt for answers that render the project trivial 
 -- document all non-trivial answers and the answer you chose 
 -- provide a reason for your choice 
Be concise. 

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protocol:

Sending and receiving message occur without any synchronization. 

Clients send messages of the form (list String String) to the server.  The
 first string designates the recipient of the message, the second string
 represents the message text.

The Chat Server swaps the name of the recipient of a message with that of
 the sender; if the message is to be broadcast, it adds an asterisk "*".
 The server sends sends the resulting messages to the designated recipient.
 If the recipient name of a message is "*", then the server sends it all
 current participants.


   SERVER   		   CLIENT (name1)       CLIENT (name2)
     |			     |	  	     	      	         |
     |	name1		     |  % name by which client is known  |
     | <-------------------- |	       	  	       	  	 |
     |			     |					 |
     |	(list name2 txt)     |					 |
     | <-------------------- |					 |
     |			     |					 |
     |			     |	(list name1 txt)		 |
     | --------------------------------------------------------> |
     |			     |					 |
     |			     |					 |

;; Client2ServerMsg = (list String String)
;; interp. recipient followed by message text 

;; Server2ClientMsg = (list String String)
;; interp. sender followed by message text. 

;; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

chat server: receive message, swap recipient for sender & send message(s)

;; -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

chat world: 

 +------------------------------------------------------------------+
 | from: text text text text text text				    |
 | from*: text text text text text text				    |
 | ...								    |
 +------------------------------------------------------------------+
 | to: text text text text text text				    |
 | *: text text text text text text				    |
 | ...								    |
 +------------------------------------------------------------------+
