Better folder structure display #100

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oblitum · 2020-09-16T21:41:22+03:00

oblitum commented

2020-09-16 21:41:22 +03:00

Currently I'm seeing an indentation of one whitespace for folder structure. I wish to have at least two spaces, or that it was configurable, or even nicer, have asciiart for the folder tree.

Manos Pitsidianakis referenced this issue from a commit

2020-09-17 16:50:18 +03:00

sidebar: add customizable mailbox tree Concerns #72

Manos Pitsidianakis commented

2020-09-17 16:52:35 +03:00

That was easy to implement, rendered doc from the manpage:

   Examples of sidebar mailbox tree customization
     The default values


      has_sibling = " "
      no_sibling = " ";
      has_sibling_leaf = " "
      no_sibling_leaf = " "

     render a mailbox tree like the following:


     0  Inbox 3
     1   Archive
     2   Drafts
     3   Lists
     4    example-list-a
     5    example-list-b
     6   Sent
     7   Spam
     8   Trash

     Other possible trees:


     has_sibling = " ┃"
     no_sibling = "  "
     has_sibling_leaf = " ┣━"
     no_sibling_leaf = " ┗━"


     0  Inbox 3
     1   ┣━Archive
     2   ┣━Drafts
     3   ┣━Lists
     4   ┃ ┣━example-list-a
     5   ┃ ┗━example-list-b
     6   ┣━Sent
     7   ┣━Spam
     8   ┗━Trash

     A completely ASCII one:


     has_sibling = " |"
     no_sibling = "  "
     has_sibling_leaf = " |\_"
     no_sibling_leaf = " \_"


     0  Inbox 3
     1   |\_Archive
     2   |\_Drafts
     3   |\_Lists
     4   | |\_example-list-a
     5   |  \_example-list-b
     6   |\_Sent
     7   |\_Spam
     8    \_Trash

Is this what you had in mind?

That was easy to implement, rendered doc from the manpage: ```text Examples of sidebar mailbox tree customization The default values has_sibling = " " no_sibling = " "; has_sibling_leaf = " " no_sibling_leaf = " " render a mailbox tree like the following: 0 Inbox 3 1 Archive 2 Drafts 3 Lists 4 example-list-a 5 example-list-b 6 Sent 7 Spam 8 Trash Other possible trees: has_sibling = " ┃" no_sibling = " " has_sibling_leaf = " ┣━" no_sibling_leaf = " ┗━" 0 Inbox 3 1 ┣━Archive 2 ┣━Drafts 3 ┣━Lists 4 ┃ ┣━example-list-a 5 ┃ ┗━example-list-b 6 ┣━Sent 7 ┣━Spam 8 ┗━Trash A completely ASCII one: has_sibling = " |" no_sibling = " " has_sibling_leaf = " |\_" no_sibling_leaf = " \_" 0 Inbox 3 1 |\_Archive 2 |\_Drafts 3 |\_Lists 4 | |\_example-list-a 5 | \_example-list-b 6 |\_Sent 7 |\_Spam 8 \_Trash ``` Is this what you had in mind?

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label 2020-09-17 16:52:47 +03:00

Manos Pitsidianakis commented

2020-09-17 16:55:45 +03:00

Here's another ascii one:

0  INBOX
1   +-Drafts
2   +-Lists
3   | +-list-a
4   |  +-list-b
5   +-Sent
6   +-Trash
7   +-Junk

Here's another ascii one: ```text 0 INBOX 1 +-Drafts 2 +-Lists 3 | +-list-a 4 | +-list-b 5 +-Sent 6 +-Trash 7 +-Junk ```

oblitum commented

2020-09-18 22:32:56 +03:00

Poster

Thanks, nicely done and flexible.

oblitum closed this issue

2020-09-18 22:32:56 +03:00

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2022-11-15 20:01:31 +02:00

virtual sidebar tree with notmuch queries (follows #72) #202

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Reference: meli/meli#100