Re: Display of the '%Z' variable in 'index_format' and 'attribution'
* On Mon, Feb 02, 2004 Tobias Mummert (doczook@xxxxxxxxxx) muttered:
> mutt 1.5.6i
>
> The 'index_format' displays the '%Z' inside of %{} as the timezone
> (e.g., CET), but in 'attribution' I get the numeric timezone (e.g.,
> +0100).
strftime actually.
> set index_format = "... [%[!%d/%m/%y - %H:%M %4Z]]"
> ^^^
> results in
> ... [02/02/04 - 02:47 CET]
> ^^^^
> while
>
> set attribution = "... [%{!%Y-%m-%d %H:%M %Z}]:\n"
> ^^
> results in
> ... [2004-02-02 02:47 +0100]:
> ^^^^^
> I used the %{}, %[], %() and %<> format of srtftime, without any other
> result.
>
> How can I set the %Z in 'attribution' to get the timezone name instead
> of the timezone offset?
Limit the place for the expando as you did in the first expample. %{%4Z}
should show the timezone name then, too.
HTH,
Michael
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