PCP API Documentation and more changes

0x629AFD2418EFA3BA secret 2014-03-01T18:50:06 Alicia alicia@local 076f002c 37b39ab5 cb0818b7 1fe33168 38b4d7d6 1b6e52c2 25229159 5405ec86 encrypted: yes, serial: 5386733f, version: 6

0x969D5931D7B409C6 valid public 2014-03-01T18:50:07 Bobby bobby@local 2d1efc28 ef294913 06a914be 986975d9 869d01e1 82ea026f a4c16c98 b6a2e2bb signed: yes, serial: f7cb26b4, version: 6, signature fingerprint: 324fde54 3f6725ee a8c74f67 998e5b61 10a6f2db cdb2f282 1a689be2 3af1e514

0x4EF5795E2874AD8D valid public 2014-03-01T18:50:09 Bart bart@local 9b660a1b a688d8fa 4a3b3a02 78b75363 70d01656 30045245 55d74944 f08bb5ab signed: yes, serial: 1b4ed012, version: 6, signature fingerprint: 5449b8f4 9f0fe50e 3e46c1be e9225e26 aa1354bf 6bd105c3 147a9870 8a531161 Basically it displays the fingerprint of the keys, some flags and - if present - the key signature fingerprint. I store the signature anyway but didn’t use or display it yet.Update 2014-03-02:So, finally I reverted the tilde stuff successfully. Now, PCP uses hyphens again. While I was at it, I enhanced the decoder and parser a lot. It’s now more robust and parses the input linewise. Both the pcpstream decoder and the string decoder (z85_readstring()) now use the same framework. Previously they were independent from each other, so in fact I had two parsers. This was odd anyway so I generalized it.