On 2014-04-20, michael kaiser wrote: > On 08:42 Sat 19 Apr , Gary Johnson wrote: > > On 2014-04-19, Maurice McCarthy wrote: > > > > > On 18/04/2014, michael kaiser wrote: > > > > Hallo all > > > > > > > > My mutt display a help line with any important keys. > > > > Can I customize this line with my own favorite key-bindings? > > > > > Yes you can. See the Mutt manual. In mutt press F1 or see > > > http://www.mutt.org/doc/manual.txt and search for "key bindings". > > > > > > You have to use the bind command in ~/.muttrc or in Mutt running. You > > > have to restart Mutt to see the changes. > > > > The question was not whether one can customize key bindings but > > whether those key bindings can be displayed in the top line. > > > > I'm pretty sure but not positive that that can't be done. > > > > Regards, > > Gary > > > > I use mutt more than one imap account. > I use macros F2 F3 ... to switch between this accounts. > I want display "F2 ACCOUNT_JOB" "F3-ACCOUNT_PRIVAT". > I need a small recall so see what key is what. > The standard keys are not so important.
If all you need is an occasional reminder of which key is for which account, typing ? will show the help menu for the current screen. The help menu includes user-defined bindings and macros. The only other way I can think of to display a custom line on the screen is to use the status line and the 'status_format' variable. Fitting your function key operations on that line could be a tight squeeze, though, unless you use a wide terminal. Note that I'm replying to the list as well so that others can see and comment on your request and my reply. Regards, Gary
