On 16 April 2015 at 13:13, Ken Hornstein <kenh(_at_)pobox(_dot_)com> wrote:
I had to undo some VERY old .mh_profile configuration stuff, which doesn't get in the way of sensible actions with exmh, but did get in the way of sensible command line actions with nmh. Nmh defaults are better than what I had, which might have dated back to MH-6.You know, I for one would be interested to know what you had there.
OK. I have MHN set to /home/kevinc/.mh_profile.mhn in my environment. I renamed that file and MHN now points at something non-existent. I suppose it would be better to unset MHN. I've attached the file to feed your curiosity. Trying to open an Opera browser for text/html wasn't so great, for instance. I adjusted my .mh_profile (not the MHN one) a bit, as follows. =================================================================== RCS file: /home/kevinc/RCS/.mh_profile.mh6,v retrieving revision 1.7 diff -r1.7 /home/kevinc/.mh_profile.mh6 ==================== You changed line(s) 30 from this: < next: -showproc mhl To this:
next: -form .components/mhl.format -showproc mhl
==================== You changed line(s) 35 from this: < prev: -showproc mhl To this:
prev: -form .components/mhl.format -showproc mhl
==================== You changed line(s) 49,50 from this: < show: -showproc mhl < showproc: mhl To this:
show: -form .components/mhl.format -showproc mhl showprocX: mhl
I hope that's useful.
Maybe in the next version of nmh we could provide some useful warnings/diagnostics.
What do you have in mind, a sanity check flag for mhparam? Maybe a flag for mhparam that would look in the search PATH and report preferred, whatever that means, applications for each kind of task? Cheerio.... -- Kevin
mh_profile.mhn
Description: mh_profile.mhn
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