Steffen Nurpmeso <[email protected]> wrote: > Χάρης Καραχριστιανίδης wrote in > <20230218103017.wj41n%[email protected]>: > |Steffen Nurpmeso <[email protected]> wrote: > |> Χάρης Καραχριστιανίδης wrote in > |> <20230217201526.h5ogc%[email protected]>: > |>|Steffen Nurpmeso <[email protected]> wrote: > |>|> Χάρης Καραχριστιανίδης wrote in > |>|> <20230217191546.bzynv%[email protected]>: > |>|>|Only headers that begin after previous mail or header summary are \ > |>|>|colour\ > |>|>|ed. Headers that are on the top of the page or in the middle of an \ > |>|>|empty page are not coloured. Shouldn'e the behaviour be the same for \ > |>|>|all headers? > |> ... > |>|> No, content cannot be coloured yet. And this will require v15 > |> ... > |>|Sorry page is the wrong word, screen is the dorrect work in my previous \ > |>|email. > |>|I am not talking about the body of emails but about each email header. \ > |>|The header of most of my emails is not coloured depending on conditions \ > |>|I described. I can send you photos. > |> > |> You actually have found a _horrifying_bug_! > ... > |> Please ensure that only non-empty "preconditions" are used (ie > |> dot, and the header names in your config), please simply leave off > |> empty ones. Like so > ... > |> colour 256 sum-thread fg=172 > ... > |> (instead of eg "colour 256 view-header fg=219 ''"). > ... > > |It is just s very small bug in a great program! > > If it were like that. I am on v14.10 for three years, so many > things were fixed; i hope that can be released before summer. > > |I ensure that I don't use colour like "colour 256 view-header fg=219 \ > |''" but I use "colour 256 view-header fg=219" > > Hm. > > |I have no srt set. With crt=20 no colour at all. It seems that when \ > |less opens there is no colour and when it doesn't open there is colour? > > You seem to have the $LESS environment variable set. > There is a note on that for $PAGER: > > The content of this variable is inspected: if it contains > ^ $PAGER > "less" then a non-existing environment variable LESS is tem- > porarily set to the portable 'RIFE' (the latter two exces- > sively), whereas for "lv" LV will temporarily be set to '-c'. > > You surely need -R (there was a security advisory regarding that, > less should be >= 608) in $LESS for colours, if you set it > yourself. I have > > #?0|kent:tmp$ echo $LESS > -IFe > #?0|kent:tmp$ alias v > alias v='LESS= less -RIFe' > > but my $MAILRC unsets it. (Actually it now does > > \vput ! i </dev/null less --version >/dev/null 2>&1 > \if $? -eq 0 > \env set LESS=RIFe > \el > \env unset LESS # builtin! > \end > > even though expensive because i like -e better than -E, and > busybox less has no -E. (One of the things i would like to do.)) > > > |I am happy I helped you with that. Thank you for all detailed kind \ > |help you offer me!! > > Yes, thank you, what a bug. > And thanks for using this little thing. > > |Haris > --End of <20230218103017.wj41n%[email protected]> > > Ciao! > > --steffen > | > |Der Kragenbaer, The moon bear, > |der holt sich munter he cheerfully and one by one > |einen nach dem anderen runter wa.ks himself off > |(By Robert Gernhardt)
Is seems I already have -R? $ echo $LESS -R -M --shift 5
