Some questions...

Hi...

I'm using cone for some time now and really like it.
I've just updated to 0.89 and now the listing of the mails in a folder is  
not longer correct as the date field seems not to be wide enough any longer.
How can I change these setting?

As I'm from germany and most mails I wrote are in german I would also prefer  
to have the default reply-header changed from "... writes" to "... schrieb".
Is it possible to set the reply-header? I looked in the sources and found a  
constant "replysalut" but I don't knopw how to change this setting.

Kind regards,
Michael

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Re: Some questions...

M. Grigutsch writes:

> Hi...
>
> I'm using cone for some time now and really like it.
> I've just updated to 0.89 and now the listing of the mails in a folder is
> not longer correct as the date field seems not to be wide enough any longer.
> How can I change these setting?

I cannot recall making any changes to the folder format.

> As I'm from germany and most mails I wrote are in german I would also prefer
> to have the default reply-header changed from "... writes" to "... schrieb".
> Is it possible to set the reply-header? I looked in the sources and found a
> constant "replysalut" but I don't knopw how to change this setting.

Cone uses libintl, and all strings are localizable via gettext.

Make a copy of cone/po/cone.pot from the source tarball, as cone.po.

Set the charset in the Content-Type: header, at the beginning of the file,  
to your display character set.

Go down, and find that writes: string in cone.po. Don't change it, but  
insert your translation into msgstr, right on the next line. You can  
translate any other string in there.

Run msgfmt -o cone.mo cone.po

Copy cone.mo to /usr/share/locale/$LANG/LC_MESSAGES/cone.mo

Re: Some questions...

Hi!

Sam Varshavchik writes:

> M. Grigutsch writes:
> 
>> Hi...
>>
>> I'm using cone for some time now and really like it.
>> I've just updated to 0.89 and now the listing of the mails in a folder is
>> not longer correct as the date field seems not to be wide enough any longer.
>> How can I change these setting?
> 
> I cannot recall making any changes to the folder format.

Thats strange. I just made two screenshots to show you the difference:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/6940870/cone_0.84.png
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/6940870/cone_0.89.png

> 
>> As I'm from germany and most mails I wrote are in german I would also prefer
>> to have the default reply-header changed from "... writes" to "... schrieb".
>> Is it possible to set the reply-header? I looked in the sources and found a
>> constant "replysalut" but I don't knopw how to change this setting.
> 
> Cone uses libintl, and all strings are localizable via gettext.
> [...] Thank you very much for the information. I will try to translate the 
cone.po :)

Best regards

Re: Some questions...

Michael Grigutsch writes:

> Hi!
>
> Sam Varshavchik writes:
>
> > M. Grigutsch writes:
> >
> >> Hi...
> >>
> >> I'm using cone for some time now and really like it.
> >> I've just updated to 0.89 and now the listing of the mails in a folder is
> >> not longer correct as the date field seems not to be wide enough any  
> longer.
> >> How can I change these setting?
> >
> > I cannot recall making any changes to the folder format.
>
> Thats strange. I just made two screenshots to show you the difference:
> http://dl.dropbox.com/u/6940870/cone_0.84.png
> http://dl.dropbox.com/u/6940870/cone_0.89.png

Ok – this only happens in some locales. This will be fixed in the next  
release. You can work around this for now by putting

LC_TIME=en_US.utf-8
export LC_TIME

in your $HOME/.conerc

Re: Some questions...

Hi!

Sam Varshavchik writes:

> Ok – this only happens in some locales. This will be fixed in the next  
> release. You can work around this for now by putting
>
> LC_TIME=en_US.utf-8
> export LC_TIME
>
> in your $HOME/.conerc
>
> This will show the dates in English, which is shown correctly.
>

That doesn't change anything here :(

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Re: Some questions...

Michael Grigutsch writes:

> Hi!
>
> Sam Varshavchik writes:
>
> > Ok – this only happens in some locales. This will be fixed in the next
> > release. You can work around this for now by putting
> >
> > LC_TIME=en_US.utf-8
> > export LC_TIME
> >
> > in your $HOME/.conerc
> >
> > This will show the dates in English, which is shown correctly.
> >
>
> That doesn't change anything here :(

Double-check how you've installed Cone. I'm assuming it's a stock install.  
Your /usr/bin/cone should be a shell script wrapper that runs $HOME/.conerc,  
if it exists, before launching the real binary in /usr/libexec.

You can always set LC_TIME manually, in the environment, for your Cone  
sesssion.

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Re: Some questions...

Sam Varshavchik writes:

> Double-check how you've installed Cone. I'm assuming it's a stock install.  
> Your /usr/bin/cone should be a shell script wrapper that runs $HOME/.conerc,  
> if it exists, before launching the real binary in /usr/libexec.
>
> You can always set LC_TIME manually, in the environment, for your Cone  
> sesssion.
>

That's all correct. The .conerc is executed (I tested that). But the lines  
you gave me don't change anything in cone...

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