% =========================================================================
% http://nion.modprobe.de/setup/slrnrc
% Autor: 	       Nico Golde <nico@ngolde.de>
% Homepage: 	   http://www.ngolde.de
% Letzte Änderung: Mit Jul 28 18:07:33 CEST 2004
% =========================================================================

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%%% Persönliche Einstellungen 
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% gibt jedem verschieden Server ein eigenes Setup File
% server host                  file
  server news.individual.de    .newsrc
  
% default Einstellung für den Newsserver, damit man slrn nicht mehr auf der
% Kommandozeile sagen muss, welchen er benutzen soll


% Einbinden der Datei mit username und password
% Syntax: nnrpaccess host username password

  include .slrn.server
  interpret .slrn.myfuncs

% username
  set username nntp 

%     hostname
  set hostname "ngolde.de"

%     realname:

set realname "Nico Golde"


%	Header, die angezeigt werden sollen, wenn man eine Mail liest.

  visible_headers "Subject:,From:,Organization:,Newsgroups:,Date:,Followup-To:,Mail-Copies-To:,Reply-To:,Message-ID:,User-Agent:,X-Mailer,X-Newsreader:,X-Posting-Agent:,X-Http-User-Agent:"
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%%% MTA, Mailer, Editor, etc 
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% Startet vim zum schreiben von News
% Genauere Informationen in den Vim Manuals oder in Vim :help
  set       editor_command "vim -c 'set tw=72' '+%d' '%s' -X"

% mail_editor_command
% Mutt für Replys und Mails benutzen
  set  mail_editor_command "mutt -H '%s'"

set     sendmail_command ""
  set  mail_editor_command "mutt -H '%s'"
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%%% Other Settings
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%     auto_mark_article_as_read:
%     Mark seen articles as "read"?
%     Why - of course!! :-)
  set auto_mark_article_as_read 1

%     no_backups:
%     Backup the newsrc?
%     YES!
  set no_backups 1

%     Xbrowser:
%     Chose your favourite web browser for use with X:
% set Xbrowser "Netscape '%s'"
  set Xbrowser "links    '%s'"

%     non_Xbrowser:
%     Chose your favourite browser for use on terminals:
%     Please note the ticks around %s - important!
% set non_Xbrowser "links '%s'"
% set non_Xbrowser "lynx  '%s'"
  set non_Xbrowser "lynx   '%s'"
%
% SEE ALSO:
% links: http://links.browser.org/
% links: http://www.math.fu-berlin.de/~guckes/links/
%
% lynx:  http://lynx.browser.org/
% lynx:  http://www.math.fu-berlin.de/~guckes/lynx/
%
% w3m:  http://ei5nazha.yz.yamagata-u.ac.jp/~aito/w3m/eng/

%   header_display_format:
%   Chose the format within the article menu.
%   (requires slrn-0.9.6.2, I think.)
%   %d : date
%   %f : from header
%   %F : flags (read/unread, *' and #' tags, header number)
%   %G : Group lens score
%   %l : Number of lines
%   %n : server number
%   %r : author real name
%   %s : subject
%   %S : score
%   %t : thread tree
%   %% : percent character
%   %Xg: indicates that the cursor should be moved to column X
%        (numbered from 0).  If X is negative, the cursor will
%        be moved X columns from the right edge of the window.
%
%   Examples:
%%% header_display_format 0 "%F%-5S%G%-5l:[%12r]%t%s"
%%% header_display_format 0 "%F%G%-5l:[%12r]%t%s"
%%% header_display_format 0 "%F%-5l:%t%s"
%%% header_display_format 0 "%F%-5S%-5l:%t%50s %r"
%%% header_display_format 0 "%F[%6D]%-5S%G%-5l:[%12r] %t%s"
%%% header_display_format 0 "%F%-5S%G%-5l:[%12r] (%6D)%t%s"
%%% header_display_format 0 "%F%-5S%-5l: [%15r] [%9d] %t %70s"
    header_display_format 0 "%F%-5S%-5l: [%15r] %t %70s"


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%%% Directories and Files for saving and (decoding) articles
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% set postpone_directory "~/News/postpone/"  % "~/" is *not* expanded!
  set postpone_directory "News/postpone"
  set save_posts   "News/posted"
  set save_replies "News/replies"
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%%% Other Settings
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%%% The following variables need documentation, of course.
%%% If you can provide any then please let me know!  :-)
% set group_dsc_start_column 40
% TODO "Please make use of the group_display_format variable instead."

% Valid character sets: isolatin, ibm850, ibm852, next, koi8
% isolatin is the defaule on all other systems.
  set charset isolatin
  set mime_charset "iso-8859-1"
% set mime_charset "iso-8859-15"
  compatible_charsets "iso8859-1,iso8859-15,Win-1252,Windows-1252,x-user-defined"

%     query_next_article 0 - do not prompt "see next article?"
  set query_next_article 0

%     read_active: ...
  set read_active 0

%     reject_long_lines: ...
% set reject_long_lines 1

%     reply_string: ...
% set reply_string "In %n, you wrote:"  % default
% An attribution should always cite the name and address - and with
% replies to posts in email it is nice to see the newsgroups, too.
  set reply_string "* %r <%f> [%n]:"

%   show_article: ...
%   show_article 1:         display first article when entering article-mode.

%     show_article: ...
%     Do not display first article when entering article-mode:
  set show_article 0

%     show_descriptions:
%     show_descriptions = 0:  Do not show newsgroup descriptions.
%     show_descriptions > 0:         Show newsgroup descriptions.
% set show_descriptions 0
% TODO "Please make use of the group_display_format variable instead."

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%%% SORTING
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%       ._________________________________________________.
%       |                 Sorting Method                  |
%       |                                                 |
%       | 0 No sorting                                    |
%       | 1 Thread Headers                                |
%       | 2 Sort by subject                               |
%       | 3 Thread, then sort by subject.                 |
%       | 4 Sort by scores.                               |
%       | 5 Thread, then sort by scores.                  |
%       | 6 Sort by score and subject                     |
%       | 7 Thread, then sort by score and subject        |
%       | 8 Sort by date (most recent first)              |
%       | 9 Thread, then sort by date (most recent first) |
%       | A Sort by date (most recent last)               |
%       | B Thread, then Sort by date (most recent last)  |
%       ._________________________________________________.
% set sorting_method 3
  set sorting_method 9

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%%% TEXT DISPLAY
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% If non-zero, slrn will draw the thread tree using simple ascii characters
  set simulate_graphic_chars 1

%    emphasized_text_mask:
%    This bitmapped variable controls what parts of an article should be scanned
% for emphasized text.  Set it to one of the following values or the sum
% of any combination of the values to scan the corresponding parts of the
% article:
%   1 message portion (the non-quoted, non-signature part)
%   2 quoted portion
%   4 signature
% For example, using 3 (1+2) will cause the message and quoted portions to
% be scanned.
% set emphasized_text_mask 1

%     spoiler_char:
% set spoiler_char '*'   %%% default
  set spoiler_char ' '
%     Affects the display of articles.
%     When Slrn detects a line with only a CTRL-L inside
%     then it regards this as a "spoiler warning" and will
%     hide the following text by replacing every non-space
%     characters with an asterisk (by default) so as to hide
%     the following text from immediate view from the user.
%
%     I prefer to set the spoiler character to a space, though,
%     as I do not want to see the structure of the following text,
%     either.  Yes, the structure can be a spoiler, too.  ;-)
%
%%% See also:  http://www.math.fu-berlin.de/~guckes/afw/#spoiler

%     unsubscribe to new groups found automatically:
  set unsubscribe_new_groups 1
%
% set unsubscribe_new_groups 0
%     unsubscribe_new_groups 0 % subscribes to new groups automatically.
% I find that configuring "negative actions" is a pain.
% I'd rather prefer to negate a "postive action", eg:
% set subscribe_to_new_groups 0

  set use_metamail 0
  set use_mime 1

% set use_xgtitle 1
% set use_xgtitle 0
% 0.9.7.1: "obsolete variable"!

%   art_help_line:  Set the text with "minimal help info".
%   I hide the text as I *do* know it by now.  ;-)
  set art_help_line ""
%set header_help_line "more bla bla"
%set  group_help_line "and even more"


% beep:
% 0: do not send beep to terminal.
% 1: send audible beep.
% 2: send only visible bell.
% 3: send both audible and visible bell.
  set beep 1

%nnrpaccess HOSTNAME USERNAME PASSWORD

% write_newsrc_flags :
% write_newsrc_flags = 0 (default): save all groups when writing newsrc file
% write_newsrc_flags = 1 : do not save any unsubscribed groups
% write_newsrc_flags = 2 : do not save any unread-unsubscribed groups
  set write_newsrc_flags 0


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%%% Default header lines for posts - followups and replies.
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%     cc_followup
  set cc_followup -1

% set cc_followup_string "NOTE:  This is a copy of a Usenet post."
% set cc_followup_string "NOTE:  This is a copy of a Usenet post.\nPlease reply publically on Usenet - thankyou!"
% slrn 0.9.8.0 - name changed to "cc_post_string":
  set cc_post_string "NOTE:  This is a copy of a Usenet post.\nPlease reply publically on Usenet - thankyou!"

%     followup_strip_signature
%     followup_strip_signature 0 : do not strip signature
%     followup_strip_signature ! :        strip signature
  set followup_strip_signature 1

% set replyto   guckes@math.fu-berlin.de
  set replyto   nntp@ngolde.de 
%
% I use this special address as it will indicate
% a reply to a Usenet post.  There are simply too
% many newsreaders out there which never give any
% indication to this whatsoever.  Yes, this sucks.
%
% NOTE:
% Please do not set the "Reply-To" to the same
% address as the one in your "From:" line
% as this is completely redundant.  Thankyou!

%%% Mail-Copies-To: guckes@math.fu-berlin.de
%%% X-Newsreader-Info: http://www.math.fu-berlin.de/~guckes/slrn"
% set custom_headers "Mail-Copies-To: guckes@math.fu-berlin.de\nX-Newsreader-Info: http://www.math.fu-berlin.de/~guckes/slrn"
% set custom_headers "Mail-Copies-To: guckes-usenet-cc@math.fu-berlin.de"
% set custom_headers "X-No-Archive: yes"
%
% Custom headers for followup/reply.
% These can use format specifiers as
% in the 'followup' string variable.
%
% set followup_custom_headers "X-Newsgroup: %n\nX-realname: %r\n"
% set    reply_custom_headers "X-Newsgroup: %n\nX-realname: %r\n"


% scorefile:
% The file that holds the data for scoring.
%
%     scorefile setup for Unix file:
%  set scorefile ".slrn.score"
%     scorefile ".slrn.score"
%
%     scorefile setup for Windows (8.3 filename):
% set scorefile "slrn.sco"

% If you want to install a scorefile for everyone
% then the users' slrnrc must "include" (read) it:
% include /path/slrn.global.score

%     follow-up:
%     The format string used to set the *attribution* in followups.
%
%     The following format specifiers are recognized:
%     %d        Date:
%     %r        real name ("comment" within From: line)
%     %f        address   (taken from From: line)
%     %s        Subject:
%     %m        Message-Id:
%     %n        Newsgroups:
%     %%        a literal percent sign.
%
% set followup_string "%f (%r):"  %%% default?
  set followup_string "* %r <%f>:"
%
% Example:
%       * Sven Guckes <guckes@slrn.org>:
%       > You can find my slrnrc at
%       > http://www.math.fu-berlin.de/~guckes/setup/#slrn
%
% NOTE: The quoting of Message-Id:, Newsgroups:, and
%       Subject: in the attribution is discouraged!
%       After all, this information is already in the header.

% 0.9.7.0 warn_followup_to
% set warn_followup_to

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%%% QUOTED TEXT
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% A note on the quote prefix:
% "> "          This is the Standard.  Don't change it. Or else!!
% ">"           Used by many clients as the default.  (alas)
% "»"           default with newsreader "knews" (augh!)
% ":"           default with newsreader "tin"   (grrr!)
%               too bad that this is hard to keep from lines
%               which contain ex commands, eg ":g/re/p"  :-(
% %#]|)}=-      used by various lusers who want to
%               "be different" (killkillkill!)

%     quote_string:
%     The string to be used to "cite" (read: indent) text
%     from the previous message when following up/replying:
  set quote_string ">"

% Sven's quotes (working!):
% Extensive setup allowing quoting with "names":
% ignore_quotes "^ ? ?[A-Za-z0-9]*[]-|>#:)}=+%>]"
%
% Not so extensive quoting:
% ignore_quotes "^ ? ?[]-|>#:)}=+%>]"
%
% Explanation:
% "^ ? ?[#:|})>»-]"
% "^"                   beginning of the line
%  " ? ?"               at most two spaces
%      "[#:|})>»-]+"    at least one of the characters in this set

% ignore_quotes:
% A regular expression which define the "quoted text"
% which can be "ignored" (ie hidden from view) with
% the command "toggle_quotes" (bound to 'T' by default).
%
  ignore_quotes "^[>|#:][>|#: ]"
%
% Explanation of this regular expression:
% "^[>|#:][>|#: ]*"
%  ^                    beginning of line
%   [>|#:]              any of the characters angle, pipe, hash, colon.
%         [>|#: ]       next char is either space or another of previous char
%                *      zero or more of the previous set

% Sven Guckes <guckes@math.fu-berlin.de> :
% Some other things I have tried - but did not like. ;-)
% ignore_quotes "^ ? ?[>#:%|)}}=+-]" "^[ \t]*[A-Za-z]+>"
% ignore_quotes "^[ \t]+[a-zA-Z]+>" "^ ? ?[]>#:|)}}=+-]+"
% ignore_quotes "^[ \t]*[a-zA-Z]+>"

% John E. Davis <davis@space.mit.edu>:
% Yes, he is the author of SLRN!  :-)
% ignore_quotes "^\t? \\{0,5\\}[]{}><:=|+\xBB!]" "^[\t ]*[A-Za-z]+>"

% Heikki "Hezu" Kantola <Heikki.Kantola@IKI.FI> :
% ignore_quotes "^[ ]*[>^<:|&;%]" "^[ ]*[a-zA-Z-]*>" "^()" "^[-=]+>" "^\+\+"

% Felix von Leitner <fefe@fefe.de>
% ignore_quotes "^ ? ?[>:)=-]"
% ignore_quotes "^ ? ?[-=]?[>:]"

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%%% TEXT COLOR (and "COLOUR" for you British people ;-)
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%%% COLOUR settings.  For defaults look in startup.c (search for "Color_Handle_Type").
%
% slrn-0962 object names:
% article author boldtext box cursor description error frame
% group grouplens_display header_name header_number headers high_score
% italicstext menu menu_press normal pgpsignature quotes response_char
% selection signature status subject thread_number tilde tree underlinetext verbatum

%%% possible color values:
%%% default, black, blue, green, cyan, red, magenta, brown, lightgray, gray,
%%% brightblue, brightgreen, brightcyan, brightred, brightmagenta,
%%% yellow, white.
%% Format:
% color  object            foreground     background
  color  article           white          black
  color  author            cyan           black
% color  boldtext          yellow         black
% color  box               cyan           black
  color  cursor            green          black
  color  description       blue           white
  color  error             red            black
  color  frame             red            black
  color  group             white          black
  color  grouplens_display red            black
  color  header_name       cyan           black
  color  header_number     green          black
  color  headers           cyan           black
  color  high_score        red            black
% color  italicstext       red            black  % missing in slrnrc.vim
  color  menu              yellow         blue
  color  menu_press        blue           black
  color  normal            white          black
% color  pgpsignature      white          black  % missing in slrnrc.vim
  color  quotes            cyan           black
% color  quotes0           cyan           black  % missing in slrnrc.vim
% color  quotes1           brightgreen    black  % missing in slrnrc.vim
% color  quotes2           brightred      black  % missing in slrnrc.vim
% color  quotes3           yellow         black  % missing in slrnrc.vim
% color  quotes4           red            black  % missing in slrnrc.vim
% color  quotes5           blue           black  % missing in slrnrc.vim
% color  quotes6           green          black  % missing in slrnrc.vim
% color  quotes7           magenta        black  % missing in slrnrc.vim
  color  response_char     magenta        black
  color  selection         magenta        black
  color  signature         brightgreen    black
  color  status            yellow         blue
  color  subject           white          black
% color  subject           red            white
%Object "subject" is for the Subject of the *header* window!
  color  thread_number     blue           black
  color  tilde             white          black
  color  tree              red            black
% color  url               blue           white  % WISH!
% color  underlinetext     white          black  % missing in slrnrc.vim
% color  verbatum          green          black  % missing in slrnrc.vim
%        verbatum text is between pairing lines containing
%        "#v+" (verbose on) and "#v-" (verbose off).
%        Example:
%               #v+
%               $ slrn --version
%               #v-

%-----------------------------------------------------
% Monochrome attributes for monochrom terminals.   One or more attributes
% may be specified.
%-----------------------------------------------------
  mono article             "none"
  mono author              "none"
% mono boldtext            "bold"
  mono cursor              "bold"     "reverse"
  mono description         "none"
  mono error               "blink"    "bold"
  mono frame               "reverse"
  mono group               "bold"
  mono grouplens_display   "none"
  mono header_number       "none"
  mono headers             "bold"
  mono high_score          "bold"
% mono italicstext         "bold"
  mono menu                "reverse"
  mono menu_press          "none"
  mono normal              "none"
% mono pgpsignature        "none"
  mono quotes              "underline"
% mono quotes1             "underline"
% mono quotes2             "underline"
% mono quotes3             "underline"
% mono quotes4             "underline"
% mono quotes5             "underline"
% mono quotes6             "underline"
% mono quotes7             "underline"
  mono response_char       "bold"
  mono selection           "bold"
  mono signature           "none"
  mono status              "reverse"
  mono subject             "none"
  mono thread_number       "bold"
  mono tree                "bold"
% mono underlinetext       "underline"
% mono verbatum            "bold"

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%%% setkey readline - key mappings for input prompts
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

%%       readline exists since version 0.9.2
  setkey readline bol           "^A"    % Jump to Beginning of line
  setkey readline eol           "^E"    % Jump to End of line
  setkey readline right         "\e[C"  % Jump to Move right
  setkey readline left          "\e[D"  % Jump to Move left
  setkey readline bdel          "^H"    % Delete backward
  setkey readline bdel          "^?"    % Delete Backward
  setkey readline del           "^D"    % Delete Foreword
  setkey readline deleol        "^K"    % Delete to End of line
  setkey readline trim          "\e/"   % Trim whitespace
  setkey readline quoted_insert "^Q"    % Quoted insert
% setkey readline clear         "^U"    % Clear imput line - WISH!

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%%% setkey article  - key mappings use in article mode
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

%   goto_article - prompts for an article number within the current index
%                and will then jump to it.
  setkey article goto_article   "J"     % jump to an article number in

%                pipe - sends the current article to an external command.
  setkey article pipe   "|"

%    skip_quotes - skips the quoted text at the end of the current page
%                and display the text after that.
  setkey article skip_quotes    "\t"

% header_page_down - presents the next     page of the current index.
  setkey article header_page_down         " "     % Sven
  setkey article header_page_down         "^F"
  setkey article header_page_down         "\e[6~"
  setkey article header_page_down         "\e[6z"

% header_page_up   - presents the previous page of the current index.
  setkey article header_page_up         "^B"
  setkey article header_page_up         "\e[3~"
  setkey article header_page_up         "\e[5z"

% post           - start posting a new message to the (current) newsgroup.
  setkey article post                   "P"

% get_parent_header - fetches the parent *post* from thew newsserver.
  setkey article get_parent_header      "\ep"

% catchup        - mark messages as read
  setkey article catchup                "\eC"

% uncatchup      - mark messages up to current message as unread
  setkey article uncatchup              "\eU"

% catchup_all    - marks all articles in the current newsgroup as "read".
  setkey article catchup_all            "c"
  setkey article catchup_all            "\ec"

%                uncatchup_all
% marks all articles in the current newsgroup as "new/unread".
  setkey article uncatchup_all          "\eu"

%                article_page_down - scroll down one full page
  setkey article article_page_down      " "
  setkey article article_page_down      "\r

%                article_page_up - scroll up   one full page
  setkey article article_page_up        "^?"  % scroll to next page of article
  setkey article article_page_up        "b"   % like "back" in "less"
  setkey article article_page_up        "^H"

%                article_line_up - scroll article up one line
  setkey article article_line_up        "\e[A"
  setkey article article_line_up        "\eOA"
  setkey article article_line_up        "^Y"    % "vim" like

%                article_lineup - scroll article down one line
  setkey article article_line_down      "\e[B"
  setkey article article_line_down      "\eOB"
  setkey article article_line_down      "^E"    % "vim" like

% article_search - search forward in article for string
  setkey article article_search         "/"     % Search forward through article
  setkey article author_search_forward  "a"     % Search forward for an author
  setkey article author_search_backward "A"     % Search backward for an author
  setkey article cancel                 "\e^C"  % Cancel the article

% Mark current article as read and move to the next unread one:
% setkey article delete
  setkey article delete                 "d"

% setkey article header_line_down
  setkey article header_line_down       "j"     % Move to the next article
  setkey article header_line_down       "\e[B"
  setkey article header_line_down       "\eOB"

% setkey article enlarge_article_window
  setkey article enlarge_article_window "+"     % Enlarge header window
  setkey article enlarge_article_window "&"
% setkey article enlarge_article_window "^"
% setkey article enlarge_article_window "^E"

% fast_quit
  setkey article fast_quit              "Q"

% header_bob
% setkey article header_bob     "1G"    % (Sven) vi like jump to first line
  setkey article header_bob     "^"     % Move to first article in list (Sven)
  setkey article header_bob     "\e<"   % Move to first article in list
  setkey article header_bob     "\e[1~"

% header_eob
  setkey article header_eob     "g"     % (Sven) vi like jump to first line
  setkey article header_eob     "\e>"   % Move to last article in list
  setkey article header_eob     "$"     % Move to last article in list
  setkey article header_eob     "\e[4~"
  setkey article header_eob     "G"     % (Sven) vi like jump to last line

% mark_spot
  setkey article mark_spot      ";"     % Set mark at current article

% exchange_mark  - Set the mark and return to the location of the previous mark.
  setkey article exchange_mark  ","

% followup
  setkey article followup       "f"     % Followup on the article

% forward
  setkey article forward        "F"     % Forward the article to someone

% help
  setkey article help           "?"     % Show help screen

% hide_article
  setkey article hide_article   "i"     % "index only" (Sven)
  setkey article hide_article   "H"     % Hide the article window.
  setkey article hide_article   "Z"     % Hide the article window. (Sven)

% Scroll the article window to the left:
% setkey article article_left
  setkey article article_left   ">"
  setkey article article_left   "\eOD"
  setkey article article_left   "\e[D"

% next
  setkey article next           "n"     % next unread article

% previous unread article
% setkey article previous
  setkey article previous       "p"

% quit
  setkey article quit           "q"     % Quit back to group mode.

% redraw
  setkey article redraw         "^L"    % Redraw the display
  setkey article redraw         "^R"

% reply
  setkey article reply          "r"     % Reply to the author of current article

% Scroll article to the right
% setkey article article_right
  setkey article article_right  "<"
  setkey article article_right  "\e[C"
  setkey article article_right  "\eOC"

% save
  setkey article save                   "O"     % append to a file in Unix mail format

% setkey article shrink_article_window
  setkey article shrink_article_window  "^^"    %  ^^ == Ctrl-^
% Problem on German keyboards:  '^' is a dead key.
% Use Ctrl-6 or Ctrl-Shift-6 instead.
% Or use the "minus" key:
  setkey article shrink_article_window  "-"

% skip_to_next_group
  setkey article skip_to_next_group     "N"     % next group

% subject_search_forward
% Search forward for an article with a specific subject
  setkey article subject_search_forward "s"

% subject_search_backward
% Search backward for an article with a specific subject
  setkey article subject_search_backward "S"

% suspend
  setkey article suspend                "^Z"    % Suspend the newsreader

% setkey article toggle_header_formats
  setkey article toggle_header_formats  "\ea"

% toggle_rot13
  setkey article toggle_rot13           "\eR"
  setkey article toggle_rot13           "D"

% toggle_sort
  setkey article toggle_sort            "\eS"

% toggle_headers
  setkey article toggle_headers         "t"   % Toggle headers full/some

% toggle_quotes
  setkey article toggle_quotes          "T"   % Toggle quoted text full/on-line

% toggle_collapse_threads
  setkey article toggle_collapse_threads "\eOD"
  setkey article toggle_collapse_threads "\e[D"
  setkey article toggle_collapse_threads "\eOC"
  setkey article toggle_collapse_threads "\e[C"

% Mark the current article as unread
% setkey article undelete
  setkey article undelete               "u"

% Move to the previous article:
% setkey article header_line_up
  setkey article header_line_up         "k"
  setkey article header_line_up         "\eOA"
  setkey article header_line_up         "\e[A"

% NOTE:  You can also call functions from a "setkey" definition:
% setkey article "call(\"catchup_all\");call(\"skip_to_next_group\")" "C"
% setkey article "call(\"toggle_collapse_threads\");call(\"delete\")" "v"

%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
% setkey group  - key mappings use in group mode
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

% add_group
  setkey group  add_group       "A"     %  add a new newsgroup
% bob
% bob

% bob
  setkey group  bob             "^"     %  begin of buffer
% setkey group  bob             "g"     %  begin of buffer
% setkey group  bob             "1G"    %  begin of buffer
  setkey group  bob             "\e[H"
  setkey group  bob             "\eO^@"
  setkey group  bob             "\e[^@"
  setkey group  bob             "\e[1~"

% catch_up
  setkey group  catch_up        "C"     %  mark group as read

% setkey group  line_down
  setkey group  line_down       "\eOB"
  setkey group  line_down       "\e[B"
  setkey group  line_down       "j"

% eob
% setkey group  eob             "G"     %  overrides "Get new % news"  :-(
  setkey group  eob             "$"     %  end of buffer
  setkey group  eob             "\e[e"
  setkey group  eob             "\eOw"
  setkey group  eob             "\e[4z"
  setkey group  eob             "\e[X"
  setkey group  eob             "\e[4~"

% group_search_forward
  setkey group  group_search_forward    "/"

% help
  setkey group  help            "?"

% page_down
  setkey group  page_down       "^F"    %  next page of groups
  setkey group  page_down       "\e[6~" % windows pc keyboard
  setkey group  page_down       "\e[6z"

% page_up
  setkey group  page_up         "^B"    %  previous page of groups
  setkey group  page_up         "\e[3~" % windows pc keyboard
  setkey group  page_up         "\e[5~"
  setkey group  page_up         "\e[5z"

% post
  setkey group  post            "P"

% quit
  setkey group  quit            "Q"

% redraw
  setkey group  redraw          "^L"

% refresh_groups
  setkey group  refresh_groups  "^G"

% save_newsrc
  setkey group  save_newsrc     "X"

% select_group
  setkey group  select_group    "\r"   %  read articles from group
  setkey group  select_group    " "

% subscribe
  setkey group  subscribe       "S"    %  subscribe to group (See unsubscribe)

% suspend
  setkey group  suspend         "^Z"

% toggle_group_display -> toggle_group_formats
  setkey group  toggle_group_formats    "\033A"

% toggle_hidden
  setkey group  toggle_hidden   "l"

% toggle_list_all
  setkey group  toggle_list_all "L"

% unsubscribe
  setkey group  unsubscribe     "U"    %  unsubscribe

% line_up
  setkey group  line_up         "\eOA" %  previous line
  setkey group  line_up         "\e[A"
  setkey group  line_up         "k"

%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
%%% S-Lang macros
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

% interpret .slrn.sl
%  interpret .slrn.test

%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
%%% Test Area - Examples and Explanations are welcome!  :-)
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

% Still have to play around with these settings:
% set use_localtime 1
% set date_locale "de_DE"
% set overview_date_format "%y%m%d %H:%M"

%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%
%%% Generating your own Message-ID: header line
%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%%

% My posts are sent out with a special value for
% the Message-Id line (called MID for short).
% This allows me to set a score for these posts
% and for their followups which should have my
% MID in the References line.
% I can thereby recognize my own posts and
% the followups to my own posts more easily. :-)
%
% So, how can *you* do it, too?  let me explain:
%
% First off, check whether your slrn has been compiled with
% #define SLRN_HAS_GEN_MSGID 1
% Check your binary with "slrn --version" -
% or use
%
% the following command chain should show it very easily:
%  slrn --version | grep -i msgid |sed -e 's/.*\([-+]GEN_MSGID\).*/\1/i'
%
% with slrn 0.9.6.3 the output will be "+GEN_MSGID" and
% with slrn 0.9.7.4 the output will be "+gen_msgid".
%
% so - does it show "+GEN_MSGID" or "+gen_msgid"?  Good.
%
% Now you can generate Message-IDs with your slrn.
% First, you must tell it in its setup file
% to actually generate them:
  set generate_message_id 1
%
% Add the following patch to src/startup.c by adding
% a line which defines the variable "posting_host":
%
%    {"organization", &Slrn_User_Info.org},
% +  {"posting_host", &Slrn_User_Info.posting_host}, /* patch ! */
%    {"followup", &Slrn_User_Info.followup_string},   /* obsolete */
%
% Now I can customize the variable "posting_host" in this setup file:
% set posting_host "guckes.net"
%
% And when I post I get this result:
%   Message-ID: <slrn8dj5gi.4k0.guckes@guckes.net>
%
% So this MID starts off with "slrn" thereby indicating
% that slrn has been used as the user agent.  fine.
% Then there is "8dj5gi.4k0." followed by my user name.
% And finally there's "@guckes.net".  so far, so good.
%
% However, I do not really like it.  I want more!
%
% Pine also adds both its name and the name of the OS,
% so that would give me this:
%   Message-ID: <slrn.SunOS.2000-03-23-12-07-MET@guckes.net>
%
% Then again, the name of the agent and the OS type
% is already in the header "User-Agent:"
%   User-Agent: slrn/0.9.6.2 (SunOS)
%
% So I'll just stay with the current date and time:
%   Message-ID: <2000-12-24-20-15-CET@guckes.net>
% Format:        YYYY-MM-DD-HH-MM     DOMAIN
%
% I found out that I can add such a line to my posts
% and it will be accepted by my news server.
% So in the meantime I told my editor (Vim) to automagically
% add a Message-ID to the header when I write posts with it.
%
% But now I use slang to create the Message-ID.
% slrn reads in an slang file with "interpret file"
% and this file contains the following code:
%
% static define create_msg_id ()
% {
%    variable tm = gmtime (_time ());
%
%    return sprintf ("%d-%02d-%02dT%02d-%02d-%02d@guckes.net",
%                    tm.tm_year + 1900, tm.tm_mon + 1, tm.tm_mday,
%                    tm.tm_hour, tm.tm_min, tm.tm_sec);
% }
%
% define followup_hook ()
% {
%     set_string_variable
%     ("followup_custom_headers",
%       (sprintf ("Mail-Copies-To: guckes-usenet-cc@math.fu-berlin.de\n" +
%                "Message-ID: <%s>\n", create_msg_id () )
%       )
%     );
%
% }
%
% the result then looks like this:
% Message-ID: <2002-08-29T00-02-10@guckes.net>
%  Format:     YYYY-MM-DDTHH-MM-SS@DOMAIN
%
% Let me know if this works for you, too!
% send me a mail to slrn-setup(at)guckes.net!

% the last line of this file is a "modeline" for the editor "Vim";
% it is used to automatically set some options to values when
% editing this file, eg it sets the width of the text to "0"
% which means that there is no limit to the length of lines.
% and it defines that comments start with a precent sign
% and that these can "nest".  for more info see vim's online
% help with ":help textwidth" and ":help 'comments'".
%set spool_inn_root       "/var/spool/slrnpull"
%set spool_root           "/var/spool/slrnpull/news"
%set spool_nov_root       "/var/spool/slrnpull/news"
%set use_slrnpull 1
%set read_active 1
%
%set server_object        "spool"
%set hostname "ngolde"
%set username "nico"
% vim:  tw=0 comments=n\:\%