Hello! > in the .mc/ini file I'm able to change all colors without problems. But > is there an ability to change a color to bold? Example: > > [Colors] > Eterm=directory=white_bold,blue > > or something else... > > Is this possible? If not, would it be easy to change this in the > sources?
The "bold" attribute just makes the color bright. The terminal can make the font bold, but there is no interface in S-Lang and ncurses that would allow you to have, for example, red, bright red, bold red and bold right red on the came screen. You could try using the "underline" (or some other) attribute and then modify the terminal to make it use a different font instead of underlining. If you want to do something like that I suggest that you write a little test program and make sure that it's possible at all. Test programs for ncurses would be a good starting point. Once you know that it's possible, modifying mc shouldn't be very hard. The array for keeping additional attributes already exists - it's called attr_pairs. It's only used when mc is compiled with ncurses. Read the attributes from the config file and put them into that array. -- Regards, Pavel Roskin _______________________________________________ Mc mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/mc
