[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Ferenc Kiraly) writes:
> This may be a stupid question, but is it possible to convince colorize
> MC in a xterm? I don't use MC I'm just curious.
>
Just start it with "mc -c" and it will be in color. Using rxvt this
is default behaviour. It is well documented and if you type "mc -h"
you will be shown all commandline parameters:
Midnight Commander 4.1.3
The Midnight Commander 4.1.3
Usage is:
mc [-abCcdfhklmPstuUVvx?] [other_panel_dir] [this-dir]
-a Force use of +, -, | for line drawing
-b Force black and white
-C <keyword>=<fore>,<back> Color usage keywords:
normal, selected, marked, markselect, errors, reverse
dnormal, dfocus, dhotnormal, dhotfocus, menu, menuhot
menusel, menuhotsel. colors: black, red, green, brightgreen, brown,
yellow, blue, brightblue, magenta, brightmagenta,
cyan, brightcyan, lightgray and white
-c Force color, only available if terminfo allows it
-e Run in Edit mode
-d Disable mouse support
-f Print configured paths
-k Reset softkeys (HP terminals only) to their terminfo/termcap default
-P At exit, print last working directory
-s Disables verbose operation (for slow terminals)
-t Activate support for the TERMCAP variable
-l file Log ftpfs commands to the file
-u Disable the concurrent subshell mode
-U Force the concurrent subshell mode
-v [file] start up into the viewer mode
-x Force xterm mouse support and screen save/restore
Cheers, P.*8^)
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African Music Archive - Institute for Ethnology and Africa Studies
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