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| author | dtk <dtk@gmx.de> | 2012-01-10 22:26:01 +0100 |
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| committer | dtk <dtk@gmx.de> | 2012-01-11 11:08:36 +0100 |
| commit | ee4b65a9aceba3cd8335fb2648300355e83ce986 (patch) | |
| tree | ae9592ee164d3bd2bfe69a5bff7b2c386b61c669 /alot/defaults | |
| parent | 075fd10c7844ecb5c05b275fb3b1a56a114a7142 (diff) | |
Create `[highlighting]` section in default config
Move options concerned with thread highlighting into their own section in the
config file. This makes the `[general]` section less cluttered and deskews the
name space.
Closes #25.
Diffstat (limited to 'alot/defaults')
| -rw-r--r-- | alot/defaults/alot.rc | 38 |
1 files changed, 18 insertions, 20 deletions
diff --git a/alot/defaults/alot.rc b/alot/defaults/alot.rc index 61fd14e0..6e031b84 100644 --- a/alot/defaults/alot.rc +++ b/alot/defaults/alot.rc @@ -32,26 +32,6 @@ envelope_headers_blacklist = In-Reply-To,References # set terminal command used for spawning shell commands terminal_cmd = x-terminal-emulator -e -###################### -# HIGHLIGHT settings # -###################### -# Thread lines in the search buffer can be highlighted if they match a query -# by theming their components. - -# dictionary of highlighting rules. The keys are queries you want highlighting -# for; values are chosen designators that identify themeing options in the -# colour scheme: -# search_thread_<component>_<id>_[focus_][fg|bg] -# Note that the sequence of the list defines the search order. The first -# specified query that matches selects the themeing. -thread_highlight_rules = { "tag:unread AND tag:flagged":"isunread+flagged", - "tag:unread":"isunread", "tag:flagged":"isflagged" } - -# comma separated list of the components of a thread line you want highlighted -# if a query matches. -# Possible components are [date|mailcount|tags|authors|subject|content]. -thread_highlight_components = subject - #################### # EDITOR settings # #################### @@ -195,6 +175,24 @@ clo = close bp = bprevious ls = bufferlist +[highlighting] +# Thread lines in the search buffer can be highlighted if they match a query +# by theming their components. + +# dictionary of highlighting rules. The keys are queries you want highlighting +# for; values are chosen designators that identify themeing options in the +# colour scheme: +# search_thread_<component>_<id>_[focus_][fg|bg] +# Note that the sequence of the list defines the search order. The first +# specified query that matches selects the themeing. +rules = { "tag:unread AND tag:flagged":"isunread+flagged", + "tag:unread":"isunread", + "tag:flagged":"isflagged" } + +# comma separated list of the components of a thread line you want highlighted +# if a query matches. +# Possible components are [date|mailcount|tags|authors|subject|content]. +components = subject [256c-theme] |