Re: date in summary buffer line

Re: date in summary buffer line

[Kester Clegg]

Kester Clegg <kester@RemoveThisBit.cs.york.ac.uk> writes:

> Ideally I'd like just to know what time of day plus the date i.e.
> something like:
> 
> E  10-Dec 13:19 [Alan Burns ] [Fwd: January 2003 Staff Training and Devel
> E  10-Dec 14:27 [Alan Burns ] wireless network and broadband in the home
> E  10-Dec 15:37 [Alan Burns ] lunchtime chat about wireless in the home
> E      10-Dec  18:37 [<kazakov@cs.york.ac.uk>] wireless pipe dreams
> E          11-Dec 09:12  [davidh@cs.york.ac.uk] 
> E  11-Dec 09:11 [David Pumfrey] Recycling
> 
> The manual talks a bit about formatting variables, but seems to mostly
> mean cutting and padding fields - is that what I would need to do here?

Ho ho, yes with a bit of patience! :-)

 (gnus-summary-line-format "%U%R%I %d %~(cut-left 9)~(max-right 2)o:%~(cut-left 11)~(max-right 2)o %>%(%[%n]%) %s\n")


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Re: date in summary buffer line

[Kester Clegg]

marcuirl <marcuirl@imap.nothis.cc> writes:

> Now is there a way of specifying a different gnus-summary-line-format
> for different folders? namely the copies of mail and sent news I have!

Of course, you can enter a gnus-summary-line-format for each group.
Just use 'G p' and paste it in.  I also have different
gnus-summary-line-formats for news and mail groups.  I only needed
minutes for one particular group...  ;-)


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Kester Clegg				Dept. of Computer Science,
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