Richard Riley <[email protected]> writes: : poppyer <[email protected]> writes: : :> Richard Riley <[email protected]> writes: :> :> : I wonder if there is a key word overlay/highlight feature for Gnus? e.g :> : say we are navigating the summary and can view the main article. It :> : would be nice if one could configure certain regexp "phrases of :> : interest" on a per group basis (permanently) in order to highlight :> : certain things in, say, a mailing list group one has set up. e.g in a :> : cycling group I might configure it to highlight any sentence which :> : contains "shimano gears" in the view buffer. :> :> Sure, read the gnus manual about the article score section. :> You can make your article of interests with a higher score, and sort by :> score will bring them up. :> :> cheers, :> poppyer : : I don't see how this addresses the issue of highlighting certain key : words in an article. Did I miss something in the manual? It certainly : would not be the first time :-;
Oh, I must have mis-understood your question. If you are talking about put some color in some keywords within the *Article* view, you can write a simply function using article-goto-body, re-search-forward and put-text-property; and add into gnus-article-prepare-hook. HIH poppyer _______________________________________________ info-gnus-english mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/info-gnus-english
