> On 04/28/2014 11:04 PM, Martin Vegter wrote:
>
> Dear list,
>
> I have created my own skin (color theme) for mc. It seems to me, that
> the internal viewer for mc (mcview) is using the default color, i.e. in
> my case:
>
> [core]
> _default_=color231;color236
>
> I would like to use black white color for the viewer. Is there any
> separate parameter where I can change the color for the viewer only? In
> the man page.
>
After further investigation, it seems to me that in section "viewer" any
colors defined are ignored, and the default colors defined in "core" are
used instead.
[core]
_default_=lightgray;blue
...
[viewer]
_default_=lightgray;black
Thus in the above example, viewer will still be gray/blue. Is there any
way to tell "mcview" to use different skin than mc, while?
I have (naively) tried adding "-S default", but that does not work:
include/audio
Edit=true
View=%view -S default mediainfo %f
thanks,
Martin
> I read in man mcview, that mcview can be started with '-b' in black and
> white mode. That would be fine for me, but how can i modify my mc.ext,
> so that mcview is displayed black/white?
>
> View=%view{ascii} isoinfo -d -i %f
>
> thanks,
> Martin
>
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