Re: mutt's default colors (Potato)
On Tue, Apr 24, 2001 at 04:02:11PM -0700, Steven E. Harris wrote:
> When I use mutt on my Potato system without any color settings (that
> is, no ~/.muttrc), the default colors are just about right. The
> documentation on how to change the colors is adequate. When I run mutt
> on my shell account at my ISP, there are no colors by default (that
> is, with no ~/.muttrc). If I add some colors to my ~/.muttrc, the
> colors do display properly, so it's not just a matter of my terminal
> settings not supporting color.
>
> Where are these default colors defined in the Potato mutt package? I
> looked for some default muttrc file on my system, but couldn't find
> one. Why might the mutt installed at my ISP not use any colors by
> default, while my local one does? Is there a setting to "turn on
> color" without actually specifying overrides of the defaults?
this won't answer your question :) but here's the color-relevant
portion from my ~/.muttrc --
# COLORS
# thanks to flubber@xmission.com
color hdrdefault brightgreen black
color header brightyellow black "^from:"
mono header bold "^from:"
color header brightyellow black "^subject:"
mono header bold "^subject:"
color header brightcyan black "^to:"
color header brightcyan black "^date:"
color header brightcyan black "^x-mailer:"
color quoted white black
color signature brightgreen black
color indicator brightblue brightgreen
color error brightred black
mono error bold
color status brightgreen brightblue
color tree brightmagenta black
color tilde brightmagenta black
color body brightyellow black (((ht|f)tps?)|mailto):(//)?[^\ "\t]*|www\.[-a-z0-9.]+)[^\ .,;\t>">]
mono body bold (((ht|f)tps?)|mailto):(//)?[^\ "\t]*|www\.[-a-z0-9.]+)[^\ .,;\t>">]
color body brightwhite black "[-a-z_0-9.]+@[-a-z_0-9.]+"
mono body bold "[-a-z_0-9.]+@[-a-z_0-9.]+"
color body brightyellow black "^Good signature"
mono body bold "^Good signature"
color body brightwhite red "^Bad signature from.*"
mono body bold "^Bad signature from.*"
what *I* would like to know is -- is there a way to hilite
messages in a newsgroup based on a score of some sort? how?
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