4 new changesets in mutt:
http://dev.mutt.org/hg/mutt/rev/49d69399cf21
changeset: 5217:49d69399cf21
branch: HEAD
tag: tip
user:Rocco Rutte <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
date:Mon Sep 10 08:54:51 2007 +0200
summary: Make mutt_FormatString() more multibyte-aware
http://dev.m
On 2007-09-06 10:40:05 -0500, David Champion wrote:
> Seems like a degenerate case of labelling to me.
> red, ~yred.
>
> A number of people use labels as a kind of virtual folder
> implementation. I use it that way only some, but it works admirably...
> if you have .
Yes. The only problem is tha
#2952: should use terminal settings
Comment (by Vincent Lefevre):
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On 2007-09-07 17:24:40 -, Mutt wrote:
> #2952: should use terminal settings
>
> When is used in a macro or key binding, the expected result
is
> that pressing the backspace key will trigger that macro or key bin
#2952: should use terminal settings
Comment (by Vincent Lefevre):
{{{
On 2007-09-10 09:45:36 +0200, Vincent Lefevre wrote:
> I can't reproduce this problem here. For instance, my terminal
> generates ^? when I type the BackSpace key, and if I add
>
> bind editor backward-char
>
> to m
On Monday, September 10 at 08:19 AM, quoth Mutt:
I forgot to say: AFAIK, Mutt gets the string corresponding to the
BackSpace from the terminfo (via the curses). You should make sure
that these terminfo settings fit your terminal (unfortunately some
default configurations are buggy). }}}
Ahh,
#2952: should use terminal settings
Comment (by Kyle Wheeler):
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On Monday, September 10 at 08:19 AM, quoth Mutt:
> I forgot to say: AFAIK, Mutt gets the string corresponding to the
> BackSpace from the terminfo (via the curses). You should make sure
> that these terminfo settings fit you
On Mon, 10 Sep 2007, Kyle Wheeler wrote:
This still seems like a bug to me: mutt should be doing something more useful
than asking terminfo what the default backspace character for the $TERM is.
Besides the fact that it can be configured to be non-default, as you say,
some of these terminal de
On Monday, September 10 at 09:36 AM, quoth Vincent Lefevre:
On 2007-09-06 10:40:05 -0500, David Champion wrote:
Seems like a degenerate case of labelling to me.
red, ~yred.
A number of people use labels as a kind of virtual folder
implementation. I use it that way only some, but it works admir
#2952: should use terminal settings
Comment (by Thomas Dickey):
{{{
On Mon, 10 Sep 2007, Kyle Wheeler wrote:
> This still seems like a bug to me: mutt should be doing something more
useful
> than asking terminfo what the default backspace character for the $TERM
is.
> Besides the fact th
On Monday, September 10 at 02:33 PM, quoth Mutt:
This still seems like a bug to me: mutt should be doing something
more useful than asking terminfo what the default backspace
character for the $TERM is. Besides the fact that it can be
configured to be non-default, as you say, some of these term
#2952: should use terminal settings
Comment (by Kyle Wheeler):
{{{
On Monday, September 10 at 02:33 PM, quoth Mutt:
>> This still seems like a bug to me: mutt should be doing something
>> more useful than asking terminfo what the default backspace
>> character for the $TERM is. Besides the
Hi,
as I've just seen it somebody on #mutt setting $mailcap_path to
~/.mailcap, I'm wondering why $mailcap_path isn't properly initialized
in init.h already but only via strdup() in init.c. It's trivial to fix
it and even the docs have the correct value. Is there any reason for
this?
For si
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