Project Description
I'd like to have NeoMutt show an index of emails at the same time as the body of the selected email, horizontally next to each other.
Goal for this Hackweek
I will to work on option for NeoMutt which allow index and pager pane to be split horizontally (side-by-side).
It looks like I am not the only one which will like this functionality [1, 2].
Email client repository could be found here [3].
[1] Can mutt show the index and body of emails in a horizontal split?
[2] Show index and body of emails in a horizontal split (side-by-side)
[3] Source Code
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over 4 years ago by iivanov | Reply
Code changes which adds side-by-side index and page layout could be found here.
New behaviour is controlled by pager_columns option.
Non-zero value defines how many columns to be used for pager (email content displaying window).
pager_columns overwrites pager_index_lines option. This means that the index (window which display email subject, date...) will occupy all screen rows.
Result is not what I have expected
. Screen should be biggish to be able to display whole Subject, Date, Author information. -
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Reply to iivanov
Code changes which adds side-by-side index and page layout could be found here.
New behaviour is controlled by pager_columns option.
Non-zero value defines how many columns to be used for pager (email content displaying window).
pager_columns overwrites pager_index_lines option. This means that the index (window which display email subject, date...) will occupy all screen rows.
Result is not what I have expected . Screen should be biggish to be able to display whole Subject, Date, Author information.
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