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syntax coloring of ':' lines
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toothpik
Apr 19, 2012, 5:47:44 PM4/19/12
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I am subscribed to a couple of vim mailing lists and when someone shows a
command and it begins with ':' mutt shows it to me colored as if it is
quoted text.
Many times the only text from a responder is a command that will solve
the OP's problem, making it difficult for me to find anything in the
post not from the OP.
Ideally I could convince mutt that the only quoted text it will ever see
begins with '>' (or '>>' or '>>>'...).
I looked through my .muttrc and didn't see anything that looked like a
definition of what comprises quoted text.
Any help will be appreciated,
sc
command and it begins with ':' mutt shows it to me colored as if it is
quoted text.
Many times the only text from a responder is a command that will solve
the OP's problem, making it difficult for me to find anything in the
post not from the OP.
Ideally I could convince mutt that the only quoted text it will ever see
begins with '>' (or '>>' or '>>>'...).
I looked through my .muttrc and didn't see anything that looked like a
definition of what comprises quoted text.
Any help will be appreciated,
sc
toothpik
Apr 19, 2012, 6:05:40 PM4/19/12
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I found quote_regexp in the first link google found
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