eterm/themes/mutt/theme.cfg.in

<Eterm-0.9>
# ^- This must be the first line of any Eterm config file!
# Format is:  <Eterm-VERSION>  where VERSION is replaced by
#                              the version it was written for,
#                              minus the "DR-" if any.
#
# This is a sample Eterm config file.
#
# As always, the authors guarantee absolutely nothing and take
# no responsibility for anything that might happen to you, your
# computer, your dog, your sex life, or anyone or anything else
# directly or indirectly through the use of, or inability to use,
# this program.  Use at your OWN risk.

# A begin to get things started.
begin main

# Define the color properties
  begin color

# Foreground, background, cursor, scrollbar, pointer colors
    foreground white
    background black
    cursor #ffff00
    cursor_text #880000
    pointer white

# video attribute can either be "normal" or "reverse"
    video normal

# Redefine the 16 basic colors, if you really feel the need
# First word is "color", next is the number (0-15, BD, or UL),
# then the values for red, green, and blue separated by spaces
# Numbers are base 10 unless preceded by "0x" (base 16) or '0'
# (base 8).  Alternatively, you can use color names or #xxxxxx
# format.

# The colors below are taken from Rasterman's .Xdefaults file.  They are intended to
# display ANSI art properly when combined with a good ANSI-art font (like vga or
# Rasterman's nexus font).
    color  0 0    0    0
    color  1 0xaa 0    0
    color  2 0    0210 0
    color  3 0xaa 0x55 0x22
    color  4 0    0    0xaa
    color  5 0xaa 0    0xaa
    color  6 0    0xaa 0xaa
    color  7 0xaa 0xaa 0xaa
    color  8 0x44 0x44 0x44
    color  9 0xff 0x44 0x44
    color 10 0x44 0xff 0x44
    color 11 0xff 0xff 0x44
    color 12 0x44 0x44 0xff
    color 13 0xff 0x44 0xff
    color 14 0x44 0xff 0xff
    color 15 #ffffff
    color bd #ffffff
    color ul #ffffff

# This ends the color section.  Any text after the word "end" is
# assumed to be a comment and ignored.
  end color

# The X11 attributes section.  Should be fairly self-explanatory,
# but if not, consult the X man page.
  begin attributes

# Geometry == widthxheight+x_offset+y_offset, offsets from top left
#             if +, bottom right if -
#    geometry 132x50+100+100
    title "%appname() -- Mutt Theme"
    name mutt
#    iconname mutt

# Set the fonts.  These must be monospace fonts.  The values shown are
# the Eterm defaults.  The "bold" font is the font used if color BD has
# not been set and Eterm cannot map the foreground color to one of the
# high-intensity colors (8-15).
    font default @DEF_FONT_IDX@
    font 0 @FONT0@
    font 1 @FONT1@
    font 2 @FONT2@
    font 3 @FONT3@
    font 4 @FONT4@
    font 5 10x20
    font 6 12x24
#    font bold 7x14
  end attributes

# The Multichar support options.  Same goes for these fonts as for the normal
# ones.  The "encoding" attribute can be either "eucj" or "sjis" or "euckr"
# or big5 or gb
#  begin multichar
#    font 0 @MFONT0@
#    font 1 @MFONT1@
#    font 2 @MFONT2@
#    font 3 @MFONT3@
#    font 4 @MFONT4@
#    encoding @MULTICHAR_ENCODING@
#  end multichar

# Define the imageclasses.
  begin imageclasses

# You must define this before setting any images that use it.  This is the $PATH-style variable
# that determines where Eterm looks for image files.
    path "./pix/:~/.Eterm/:~/.Eterm/themes/Eterm/pix:~/.Eterm/pix/:@PKGDATADIR@/pix/"

# If you want a different icon than the standard Eterm one, set this.
#   icon Eterm.xpm

# This is the background animator.  See the man page for the syntax.
#   anim 3 foo1 foo2 foo3

# Here we define an image.
    begin image

# The first thing you set when defining an image MUST be the type.  No type, no dice.  The type
# should be one of the following:  background, up_arrow, down_arrow, left_arrow, right_arrow,
#                                  trough, anchor, menu, or submenu
      type background

# The mode line.  This defines the startup mode for the image, as well as what modes are allowed.
# Valid modes are "image" (to display the image file), "trans" (to be transparent), or "viewport"
# (for viewport mode).  Syntax is "mode <startup_mode> allow <allowed_modes>".
      mode image allow image trans viewport auto

# Next you should set the state.  This is either normal, selected, or clicked.
      state normal

# Here you set the file.  You can also set the geometry string here if you follow the filename with
# an @ sign.  That way, you can include the geometries in your pixmaps.list file.
      file %random(`cat pixmaps.list`)

# Set the image border.  This is a portion of the image which will be kept at its actual size when
# scaling.  Use this for beveled images (buttons, etc.).
      border 0 0 0 0

# Th-th-th-th-that's all folks.
    end image

    begin image
      type trough
      mode image allow image trans viewport auto
      state normal
      color black #666666
      file bar_vertical_3.png
# Here is how you specify the geometry string separately.  See the man page for its syntax.
      geom :scale
      border 2 2 2 2
    end image
    begin image
      type anchor
      mode image allow image auto
      state normal
      color black #666666
      file bar_vertical_1.png
      geom :scale
      border 2 2 2 2
      state selected
      file bar_vertical_2.png
      geom :scale
      border 2 2 2 2
    end image
    begin image
      type thumb
      mode image allow image auto
      state normal
      color black #666666
      file thumb_1.png
      geom :scale
      border 3 3 3 3
      state selected
      file thumb_2.png
      geom :scale
      border 3 3 3 3
    end image
    begin image
      type up_arrow
      mode image allow image auto
      state normal
      color black #666666
      file button_arrow_up_1.png
      geom :scale
      border 2 2 2 2
      state selected
      file button_arrow_up_2.png
      geom :scale
      border 2 2 2 2
      state clicked
      file button_arrow_up_3.png
      geom :scale
      border 2 2 2 2
    end image
    begin image
      type down_arrow
      mode image allow image auto
      state normal
      color black #666666
      file button_arrow_down_1.png
      geom :scale
      border 2 2 2 2
      state selected
      file button_arrow_down_2.png
      geom :scale
      border 2 2 2 2
      state clicked
      file button_arrow_down_3.png
      geom :scale
      border 2 2 2 2
    end image
    begin image
      type menu
      mode image allow image auto
      state normal
      color black #999999
      file bar_horizontal_1.png
      geom 100x100+0+0:scale
      border 2 2 2 2
      state selected
      file bar_horizontal_2.png
      geom 100x100+0+0:scale
      border 2 2 2 2
    end image
    begin image
      type submenu
      mode image allow image auto
      state normal
      color black #999999
      file menu1.png
      geom 100x100+0+0:scale
      border 3 15 3 3
      padding 3 15 3 3
      state selected
      file menu2.png
      geom 100x100+0+0:scale
      border 3 15 3 3
      padding 3 15 3 3
      state clicked
      file menu3.png
      geom 100x100+0+0:scale
      border 3 15 3 3
      padding 3 15 3 3
    end image
    begin image
      type button_bar
      mode image allow image auto
      state normal
      color black #999999
      file bar_horizontal_1.png
      geom 100x100+0+0:scale
      border 2 2 2 2
      state disabled
      color white #333333
      cmod image 0xc0
      border 2 2 2 2
    end image
    begin image
      type button
      mode image allow image auto
      state normal
      color black #cccccc
      file bar_horizontal_1.png
      geom 100x100+0+0:scale
      border 2 2 2 2
      state selected
      file bar_horizontal_2.png
      geom 100x100+0+0:scale
      border 2 2 2 2
      state clicked
      file bar_horizontal_3.png
      geom 100x100+0+0:scale
      border 2 2 2 2
    end image
  end

%include "menus.cfg"

# This section *must* come after the menu definitions if you want
# menu actions to work.  C'est la vie. :-)
#
# Syntax:  bind [ { <modifiers> | anymod } ] { <key> | <keysym> | <button> } to { string | echo | menu } <parameter>
#
  begin actions
    bind ctrl button1 to string "\e]5;\a"
    bind ctrl button2 to string "\e[?30t"
    bind ctrl button3 to menu Eterm
    bind ctrl shift button3 to string "\e]6;14\a"
  end actions

# This section must also come after the menus if you want any buttons
# to launch menus.  (If not, it can go anywhere.)
  begin button_bar

# Specify a font.  The default buttonbar font is the default terminal
# font as defined in the attributes section above.
    font "-adobe-helvetica-medium-r-normal--10-100-75-75-p-56-iso8859-1"

# Add a button.  The syntax is:
#   button <text> [ icon <filename> ] action { string | echo | menu } <parameter>
#
    button Eterm action menu Eterm
    button Messages action menu Messages
    button Mailbox action menu Mailbox
    rbutton icon help.png action string "\e]6;73;Eterm -e man Eterm\a"
    rbutton icon exit.png action string "\e]6;70\a"
  end button_bar

# The XIM support options.
# input_method: set the name of your favorate input method program
# preedit_type: OverTheSpot or OffTheSpot or Root
#  begin xim
#    input_method Ami
#    preedit_type OverTheSpot
#  end xim

# Boolean variables.  The values can be "1", "on", or "true" for TRUE, or "0",
# "off", or "false" for FALSE.
  begin toggles

# If true, Eterm will un-iconify itself when it receives a beep (ASCII 0x07)
    map_alert on

# If true, Eterm will flash rather than sending a beep.
    visual_bell off

# If true, Eterm will prepend '-' to the shell name when calling it.
    login_shell true

# If true, Eterm will display the scroll bar
    scrollbar off

# If true, Eterm will attempt to make an entry in the utmp file to record the
# login information.  Eterm *must* run privileged to do this.
    utmp_logging on

# If true, Eterm will handle the Meta (Alt) + keypress to set the 8th bit.
# If false, Eterm will handle the Meta + keypress as an escape prefix. (default)
    meta8 false

# If true, Eterm will start iconified.
    iconic false

# If true, Eterm will jump to the bottom of the window when something is output
# to the terminal.
    home_on_output 1

# If true, Eterm will jump to the bottom of the window when a key is pressed.
    home_on_input 1

# If true, Eterm will put the scrollbar on the right of the window (default is left).
    scrollbar_right true

# If true, the scrollbar will have no trough.
    scrollbar_floating false

# If true, Eterm will run with no window borders.
    borderless false

# If true, Eterm will use a double-buffered background pixmap for drawing text.  This
# makes redraws faster by reducing exposes, but it uses more memory.  If you have the
# memory to spare, it's a good idea.
#    double_buffer true

  end toggles

  begin keyboard

# Use the supplied keysym to reduce/enlarge the font
    smallfont_key LessThan
    bigfont_key GreaterThan

# You can also associate a given keysym (0xff00 - 0xffff) with a string
#    keysym 0xffff "\r\n\e\007\t"

# Greek keyboard mode.  First the word "greek", then its boolean
# state, then its mode (either "iso" or "ibm").
#    greek off iso
  end keyboard

  begin misc

# The command to which to pipe print requests (printscreen)
    print_pipe "lpr"

# The number of lines in the scrollback buffer.  More lines, more memory needed.
    save_lines 1024

# The characters to use as word delimiters for double-click selection
    cut_chars "\t\\\`\\\"\'&() *,;<=>?@[]{|}"

# Defines the width of the border between the terminal window and the client window.
# (Default is 5).
    border_width 0

# Defines the number of pixels to add between lines (default is 0).
#    line_space 2

# Value to use for $TERM
    term_name xterm

# Program to exec (intended for use with themes)
    exec mutt

  end misc

end main