At 11:54 PM EST on February 20 Andre Berger sent off: > * Knute <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, 2002-02-20 23:49 -0500: > > On Wed, 20 Feb 2002, Rob Reid wrote: > > > At 9:49 PM EST on February 20 Andre Berger sent off: > > > > Is it possible to colorize the parent message of a collapsed thread > > > > if the thread contains new messages? (color preferred: magenta) > > > > > This is just a guess until some new mail comes in, and I haven't checked the > > > manual but here goes: > > > > > Put > > > > > color index magenta ~N > > > > > or whatever the correct line is for coloring new messages in your .muttrc > > > *after* the thread coloring line. > > Sorry, I don't understand... Could you please give an example of a > "thread coloring line"?
>From my ~/.muttrc: # collapsed threads color index brightgreen default ~v color tree brightgreen default > > If you also: > > unset collapse_unread #Don't collapse threads w/unread mail > > folder-hook . 'push \eV' #Collapse all threads when entering > > folder > > > > What will happen is that only threads with new mail will be uncollapsed > > threads will stand out. And the color thing above would make it > > magenta, but needs to be: > > color index magenta default ~N > > > > (Background color wwas missing.) > > HTH > > No, I'm subscribed to some high-traffic mailing lists and would like > to "set collapse_threads". What he was suggesting (which was so excellent that I forgot that it might not be a default) doesn't interfere with that. I suggest using folder-hooks to set collapse_unread on those lists and folder-hook . 'unset collapse_unread' to take care of everything else, assuming you've done the sanity-preserving thing and procmailed those high traffic lists into their own folders: # Sort away mails from the mutt (mail user agent) mailing list :0: * ^TOmutt-users@ muttin # ;-) -- There are two kinds of egotists: 1) those who admit it, and 2) the rest of us. - fortune Robert I. Reid <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> http://astro.utoronto.ca/~reid/ PGP Key: http://astro.utoronto.ca/~reid/pgp.html
