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 w
On 20/04/2014, Chris Bannister wrote:
>>
>> bind index x quit
>> bind index q help
>>
>
> Unfortunately, that is still not what is being asked. :) For example,
> could you put the 'compose mail' command in the menu bar and show the
> binding?
>
OK you got me. I found this in the source code for
On Sun, Apr 20, 2014 at 10:48:02AM +0100, Maurice McCarthy wrote:
> OK I did an experiment and it worked. When you open mutt it shows the
> index view and that displays the default bindings that Michael Kaiser
> asked about. If we change the default bindings in /etc/Muttrc or
> ~/.muttrc then the t
OK I did an experiment and it worked. When you open mutt it shows the
index view and that displays the default bindings that Michael Kaiser
asked about. If we change the default bindings in /etc/Muttrc or
~/.muttrc then the top line should alter as requested.
I only have access to a Windows 7 pc a
Yeah, you are right, thanks. I was like reverse MIdas yesterday.
Everything I touched turned to shit. The Lab Tech said she'd never
heard me swear before.
M
On 19/04/2014, Gary Johnson wrote:
>
> The question was not whether one can customize key bindings but
> whether those key bindings can b
Gary Johnson writes:
> 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.
this is also my impression... but I'm curious whether some experts have
maybe a solut
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.mut
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.
Good Luck
Maurice
On 18/04/2014, michael kaiser wro
