## ========================================================================
## File:          $HOME/.mutt.color.body
## Purpose:       Setup file for the Mail program "Mutt".
##                Colorization of text for the builtin pager.
## Latest change: Thu Dec 05 21:30:00 MET 2002
## ========================================================================
## Author:      Sven Guckes guckes-mutt-color-body@math.fu-berlin.de
## Availability: This file is available as
## <URL:http://www.math.fu-berlin.de/~guckes/mutt/mutt.color.body>
## Comments are very very welcome - please send an email!
## Size:        ca 25K
## ========================================================================

## =============================================================
## General remarks
## =============================================================
# Words consist in a sequence of letters.
# While it is still easy for human beings
# to understand words with interspersed spaces
# it is not easy for a program to do that.
# Example:   R E A L L Y  I M P O R T A N T
# Creating regular expressions which also
# allow for this kind of "spacing" is not easy.
# Instead, please indicate emphasis not by
# chenging the definition of a word but by
# placing it into asterisks, eg "*important*".
#
# Recognition of hyphenated words is difficult, too.
# So please do not break words across lines at all.
# Instead, put them on the next line.
# The same holds for combined words or terms, eg
# dates like "4th of July".

# I'll need this macro when I do some testing -
# jsut a simple way to reload this setup file:
 macro index %  ":source ~/.mutt.color.body"

## =============================================================
## COLOR for the BODY         (viewed with *internal* pager)
## =============================================================

## From the manual to mutt-1.2:
##      Objects that you can colorize:
##      attachment, body (regexpr), bold, error, header, hdrdefault,
##      index, indicator, markers, message, normal,
##      quoted, quoted1, ..., quotedN,
##      search, signature, status, tilde, tree, underline.
##
## Color names you can use for "background" and "foreground":
##      white black green magenta blue cyan yellow red default colorx
##
## NOTE:  Although I'd like to use "default" as the background color,
##        it somehow does not work out with "xterm".
##        So I changed it to "black" everywhere.

## ==================================================
## COLOR for the BODY  - special text parts
## ==================================================

#  Show  attachments:
   color attachment  green  black

#        Quoted text - coloring only the first four levels:
#  color quoted      cyan   black  # pager body
   color quoted      cyan   black  # pager body
   color quoted1     red    black  # pager body
   color quoted2     cyan   black  # pager body
   color quoted3     yellow black  # pager body

#  The   Signature:
   color signature   red    black  # pager body
   color tilde       blue   black  # pager body

#  Bold and unerlined text:
   color bold        green  black   # ..
   color underline   yellow black   #
#  How this works:  Mutt recognizes sequences with embedded CTRL-H ('^H').
#  If this matches one of the following kinds
#  then you get to see the text as either "bold text" or "underlined text"
#  depending on the capabilities of your terminal.
#  bold:       "c^Hc" -> "bold 'c'"
#  underline:  "c^H_" -> "underlined 'c'"
#  On color terminals you will see them with their own color.

## ==================================================
## COLOR for the BODY  - special text parts
## ==================================================

   color normal       white  black
   color tilde        blue   black

## ==================================================
## COLOR for the BODY  - Internet Addresses
## ==================================================

#  URLs (General Internet addresses):
   color body cyan black "(finger|ftp|http|news|telnet)://[^ >]*"
   color body cyan black "<URL:[^ ]*>"
#
# web address without "http":
#  color body cyan black "www\\.[:alphanum:]+\\.[a-z][a-z][a-z]?([/a-z0-9.]+)?"
   color body cyan black "www\\.[-.a-z0-9]+\\.[a-z][a-z][a-z]?([-_./~a-z0-9]+)?"
#  this one yields false positives on addresses
#  with a minus sign in the name, eg
#  www.fu-berlin.de/foo/bar.html
#        ^
#  weird.
#
#  HTTPS addresses:
   color body        white   blue    "https://[^ >]*"

#  FTP addresses:
#  color body cyan default "ftp://[^ ]*"
   color body cyan black   "ftp://[^ ]*"

#  HTTP addresses:
   color body green black \
   "[[:alnum:]][-+.#_[:alnum:]]*@[-+.[:alnum:]]*[[:alnum:]]"

#  Mailto links with a optional subject line:
#  Example: mailto:guckes@gmx.net?subject=mutt
   color body brightred   black \
   "mailto: *[^ ]+\(\\?subject=[^ ]+\)?"

## ===========================================================
## COLOR for the BODY  - Directories, Filenames, and Variables
## ===========================================================

#  File names ("/path/file")
#  color body brightgreen black "\\~?\(/[-_.,a-zA-Z0-9{}]+\)+"
#  this variant includes umlauts, too (damn those krauts! ;-):
   color body brightgreen black "\\~?\(/[-_.,a-zA-Z0-9{}äöüß]+\)+"
#  Example:  /usr/src/linux/include/{asm,linux}

#  DOS/Windows file names
#  c:\vim\vim60e\runtime\syntax\vim.vim
#  color body brightgreen black "[a-zA-Z]:[-_.a-zA-Z0-9\\]+"
#
#  lower case letters should suffice:
#  color body brightgreen black "[a-z]:[-_.a-z0-9\\]+"
#  but it's better when there is a minumum length:
   color body brightgreen black "[a-z]:[-_.a-z0-9\\]{3,}"
#
#  spaces are *not* included here, of course.
#  who puts spaces into his filenames, anyway?  bah!

#  Path names ("/path/")
   color body brightred   black "\(/[-_.a-zA-Z0-9]+\)+/"

#  Variables  ("$HOME")
   color body brightmagenta black "\\$[a-zA-Z][-_a-zA-Z]+"

## ===========================================================
## COLOR for the BODY  - Miscellaneous
## ===========================================================

#  Attribution line:
   color body red           black    "^[*] .*:$"
#
# my attribution line starts with '*' and ends with ':'
# thus making it easier to recognize - eg for coloring.
#
# Example:
#  * Joe Doe <joe.doe@company.com> [000907 18:00]:
#  > quoted text
#  > quoted text
#  > quoted text
#
#  See also:
#  The Attribution line FAQ:
#  http://www.math.fu-berlin.de/~guckes/faq/attribution.html

## ===========================================================
#  Acronyms, Abbreviations, and "SCREAMING IN CAPS"
## ===========================================================
#  color body brightyellow  black    "[A-Z]+\([ ,]*[A-Z]+\)+"
#  color body brightyellow  black    "[A-Z]{3,}"
#  color body brightyellow  black    "\([A-Z]{3,} *\)+"
#  color body brightyellow  black    "\([-A-Z']{2,}[ ,]*\)+"
#
#  The spaces at start and end are used for use with
#  "-USE_GNU_REGEX":
#  WARNING!  The following RegEx crashes mutt-1.2.x!
#  color body brightyellow  black    " \([-A-Z']{2,}[ ,]*\)+ "
#  color body brightyellow  black    " ([-A-Z]{2,}[ ,]*)+ "
#
#  The following includes umlauts - but that's quite clunky.
   color body brightyellow  black    "[A-ZÄÖÜ][-A-ZÄÖÜ]+[A-ZÄÖÜ][ .!?]?"
#  This works ok - but fails at the end of lines, of course.
#
#  "+USE_GNU_REGEX":
#  When you use "+USE_GNU_REGEX" then you can also make use
#  of "start of word" ("\<") and "end of word" ("\>"):
   color body brightyellow  black    "\\<[-A-Z']{3,}\\>"
#  with just "two or more" leads to *many* false positives,
#  eg "AM" and "PM" in times and words like "A", "I", and
#  AC AD AM AM AN AS AS AT AX BE BY DC DO GO HE HI IF
#  IS IT ME MR MY NO OF ON OR OX PM RE TO TV UP US WE
#
#
#  TEST:  try to catch such phrases:
#  "T H I S  I S  A  C O O L  T E X T - N O T !"
#  color body brightyellow  black    "([A-ZÄÖÜ]  {1,3}){3,}"
#  color body brightyellow  black    "(\\<[-A-ZÄÖÜ]\\> *){3,}"
#  color body brightyellow  black    "(\\<[-A-ZÄÖÜ]\\> ? ?){3,}"
## ===========================================================

#  Alternatives ("either/or"):
#  color body brightwhite    black   "\\w+/\\w+"
#  color body brightwhite    black   "[-._a-zA-Z0-9]+/[-._a-zA-Z0-9]+"
#  color body brightwhite    black   "([-._a-zA-Z0-9]+/)+[-._a-zA-Z0-9]+"
#
#  Kraut Version - with umlauts:
#  color body brightwhite    black  \
#  "([-._a-zA-Zdv|DV\0-9]+/)+[-._a-zA-Zdv|DV\0-9]+"
#  but this has too many false positives!  :-(
#
#  this is much easier when you can use word boundaries:
#  color body brightwhite    black   "\\<\\w+/\\w+\\>"
#  allow a space before and after the '/':
#  color body brightwhite    black   "\\<\\w+ ?/ ?\\w+\\>"
#  color body brightwhite    black   "\\<[-\\w]+ ?/ ?[-\\w]+\\>"
#
#  Cathing multiple alternatives:
#  A/B/C/D
#  color body brightwhite    black   "(\\<\\w+ ?/)+ ?\\w+\\>"
#  this is fine - but fails on words containing dashes.
#  however, building a character set with '-' and '\w'
#  is not possiblem it seems:
#  color body brightwhite    black   "(\\<[-\\w]+ ?/)+ ?[-\\w]+\\>"
#
#  so all you can do is list the characters again:
   color body brightwhite    black   "(\\<[-a-z0-9._]+ ?/)+ ?[-a-z0-9._]+\\>"
#  example:  foobar.123/foo-123.bar/foo.bar_123
#
#  non-matches:  A/B/C/...

#  *Emphasized*, /emphasized/, and _emphasized_ words:
#  color body brightred      black   "[*/_]+ *[- &[:alnum:]]+ *[*/_]+"
#  this would catch false positives of the kind _foo* and /bar_
#  so we should choose matching pairs only:
   color body brightred      black   "[*][-[:alnum:]]+[*]"
   color body brightred      black     "/[-[:alnum:]]+/"
   color body brightred      black     "_[-[:alnum:]]+_"

#  Smileys:  :-)  ;-)  :-|  :-/  :-(
   color body        yellow black    "[;:]-[)/(|]"
#  Grinning:  "grin" ([g]) and "big grin" ([bg]):
   color body        blue   red      "<[Gg]>"
   color body        blue   red      "<[Bb][Gg]>"

#  Border Lines of length three or more.
#  (Several Newsletters use border lines..)
   color body        green  black    "[-_=+~/\*]{3,}"
#
#  Border lines with spaces in between charcaters:
#  Allowing for arbitrary space runs in between,
#  with a minimum length of four:
#  color body        green  black    "\( *[-+=#*~_]\){4,}"
#  Examples:
#  "- - -"  "#####"   "~~~~~~~"  "+-+-+-+-+-+"  "* * * *"
#  "+ - ~ + === * ~~~" etc

#  Extensive use of exclamation and question marks:
#  "!!!"  "???"
   color body        red    white    "[!?]{3,}"

#  Percentages ("Save xx.x %!")
   color body brightgreen   black "[.0-9]+ ?%"

#  MONEY!  Dollars!  "$$$"
#  color body        green  black    "$\d\+.\d\+"
   color body        white  red      "\\$[0-9]+[.,0-9]*"

#  Offers in "money per minute" - eg "pf/min"
   color body black yellow "[0-9]+[,.][0-9]* *pf/min"

#  Money with "DM", "EUR", or "$$$" before number
#  with an optional dot or comma in between digits
#  and an optional end 'f "-" to indicate zeros:
#      matches:  DM1 DM10 DM10,00 DM10,-  "Euro 30,--"
#  non-matches:  DM010  DM-100
   color body black yellow \
"(dm|euro?|\$\$\$) *[1-9][0-9]*([.,][0-9]*-?-?)?"
#
# same thing with monetary unit *after* number:
#  color body black yellow "[1-9][0-9]*([.,][0-9]*-?)* *(DM|EUR|Mark|\$\$\$)"
#  color body black yellow "[1-9][0-9]*[.,]?(--?|[0-9][0-9])? *(DM|EUR|Mark|\$\$\$)"
   color body black yellow \
"[1-9][0-9.,]*(--?|[0-9][0-9])? *(dm|euro?|mark|\$\$\$)"
#
# two digits followed by small monitary unit:
   color body black yellow "[1-9][0-9]? *(cents?|pfennig)"

# 020410: Year Numbers 1980-2002
   color body yellow black "19[89][0-9]"
   color body yellow black "200[012]"

# 020410: Copyright
   color body yellow black "\\(c\\)"

#  FAX and TEL Numbers:
#  "FAX:   (1 123) 4567 890"
#  "TEL: +1-123-456-78900"
#  "Tel.:   123/456-789"
#  "Cell:   123/456-789"
#  "Tel: +49-(0)30-883-8884"
#  "Fax: +49-(0)"
#  color body green black "(fax|tel)\.?:? *[+]?[-+0-9/() ]+"
#  color body green black "(cell|fax|Fax|FAX|tel|Tel|TEL)[.:]+ *\\+?[-+0-9/()]+"
#  color body green black "(cell|fax|tel|)?[.:]+ *[+]*[-+0-9/()]+"
#  color body green black "(cell|fax|tel|)?[.:+ ]+[-+0-9/()]+"
   color body black green \
"(tele)?(cell|fax|fon|phone|tel)[.: ]+[+]?[- 0-9/()]{4,}[0-9]"
#
#  Phone Numbers:
#  "(123) 4567890"
#  color body white red "(tele)?(fon|phone):? *\\([-/ 0-9]{4,}\\)"
#  color body white red '(tele)?(fon|phone):? *[-/( )0-9]{4,}'
#  "1-234-4567890"
#  "1-234 4567890 ext. 123"
   color body brightyellow red "1-[0-9]{3}[- ][-0-9]+ +ext.? [0-9]+"
#  Toll Free Numbers:
#  "1-800-123-456-789"
#  "(800) 123-456-789 x123"
#  "(800) 123-456-789 ext 123"
   color body white red "1-?800[-0-9]+"
   color body white red "(1 ?)?\\(800\\) ?[-0-9]+( x[0-9]+)?"
   color body white red "(1 ?)?\\(800\\) ?[-0-9]+( ext ?[0-9]+)?"

#  ISBNs
#  color body white red "[-0-9]{9,12}[0-9X]"

## ========================================================================
## DATE&TIME
## ========================================================================
#
#  Dates in "yyyy-mm-dd", "yyyy/mm/dd" and "yy/mm/dd"
#  matches:  1967/04/06       67/04/06
#  color body white red "\(19|20\)?[0-9][0-9]/[01]?[0-9]/[0123]?[0-9]"
#  allow only months in range 01-12 and days in range 00-31:
   color body white red \
"\(19|20\)?[0-9][0-9][/-](0[0-9]|1[012])[/-]([012][0-9]|3[01])"
#
#  matches: 4.6.1967 and "4.6. 1967"  "4. 6. 67"
   color body blue green \
"(0?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[012])[.] ?([1-9]|1[012])[.] ?(19|20)?([0-9][0-9])?"

#  Tag+Monat (German month names)
#  "6.Apr" "6. April 1967"
   color body white red \
"((0?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[012])[.]? ?)?\
\\<(Jan(uar)?|Feb(ruar)?|M(ä|ae)rz|Apr(il)?|Mai|Juni?|Juli?|Aug(ust)?|\
Sept(ember)?|Okt(ober)?|Nov(ember)?|Dez(ember)?)\\> *\
((19|20)?[0-9][0-9])?"

#  Month Day
#  "Jan 1st"  "Feb. 2nd"  "March 3rd 03"  "April 6th 1967"
   color body white red \
"\\<(Jan(uar)?|Feb(ruar)?|M(ä|ae)rz|Apr(il)?|Mai|Juni?|Juli?|Aug(ust)?|\
Sept(ember)?|Okt(ober)?|Nov(ember)?|Dez(ember)?)\\>\
( *[0 ]?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[012])?(st|nd|rd|th)? *((19|20)?[0-9][0-9])?"
#  allowing short month names and making both the day and the year optional
#  leads to false positives with words like "mail" or "augmented".
#  so you would have to use several color rules with different
#  combinations, eg "day+month+year" and "day+month" and "month+year".

#  Tag Monat Jahr
#  "6.April67"  "6. Apr. 67"  "6 April 1967"
   color body white red \
"(0?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[012]?[.]? ?)?\
\\<(Jan(uar)?|Feb(ruar)?|M(ä|ae)rz|Apr(il)?|Mai|Juni?|Juli?|Aug(ust)?|\
Sept(ember)?|Okt(ober)?|Nov(ember)?|Dez(ember)?)\\>\
( *(19|20)?[0-9][0-9])?"

# 020413:
# Times on the clock:
# matches:
# 12:07:00
#     9h  12:00h  12.05Uhr  "12 Uhr c.t."  "16h s.t"
#  color body blue  green \
"([01]?[0-9]|2[0-4])([.:][0-5][0-9])?([.:][0-5][0-9])? ?(am|pm)?\
(h|Uhr)?( *[cs][.]t[.])?"
# make "h" or "Uhr" compulsory:
   color body blue  green \
"([01]?[0-9]|2[0-4])([.:][0-5][0-9])?([.:][0-5][0-9])? ?(am|pm)?\
(h|Uhr)( *[cs][.]t[.])?"

# 020410: Time Frames
# matches: 10:00-12:00  09.30 - 13.30
   color body blue green \
"[012][0-9][.:][0-5][0-9](am|pm)? ?- ?([012][0-9][.:][0-5][0-9](am|pm)?)?"

# 020413:
# Week Days - long form:
   color body blue  green \
'\<(Montag|Dienstag|Mittwoch|Donnerstag|Freitag|Sonnabend|Samstag|Sonntag)\>'
   color body blue  green \
'\<(Monday|Tuesday|Wednesday|Thursday|Friday|Saturday|Sunday)\>'
#
# Week Days - short form:
#  color body blue  green "\\<(Mon|Die|Mit|Don|Fre|Sam|Son)\\>"
#  too many false positives as "die" and "mit" are proper german words.
   color body blue  green "\\<(Mon|Tue|Wed|Thu|Fri|Sat|Sun)\\>"

## Date: header recognition
#
## Date: Thu Apr  6 12:07:00 MEST 1967
#  Date: + weekday + month(short) + day +
#  time(hh:mm:ss) + timezone + year
   color body yellow blue \
"Date: *\\<(Mon|Tue|Wed|Thu|Fri|Sat|Sun)\\>\
 ?\\<(Jan|Feb|Mar|Apr|May|Jun|Jul|Aug|Sep|Oct|Nov|Dec)\\>\
 ?([ 0]?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[012])\
 ?([01][0-9]|2[0-4]):[0-5][0-9]:[0-5][0-9]\
 ?[A-Z]{3,4}\
 ?(19[789][0-9]|200[012])"
#
## Date: Thu,  6 Apr 1967 12:07:00 +0000
   color body yellow blue \
"Date: *\\<(Mon|Tue|Wed|Thu|Fri|Sat|Sun)\\>,\
 ?([ 0]?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[012])\
 ?\\<(Jan|Feb|Mar|Apr|May|Jun|Jul|Aug|Sep|Oct|Nov|Dec)\\>\
 ?(19[789][0-9]|200[012])\
 ?([01][0-9]|2[0-4]):[0-5][0-9]:[0-5][0-9]\
 ?[-+][0-9]{4}"
#
# MMM DD HH:MM:SS  (added 2002-11-16)
# Nov 16 16:16:16
   color body brightyellow blue \
"\\<(Jan|Feb|Mar|Apr|May|Jun|Jul|Aug|Sep|Oct|Nov|Dec)\\>\
 ?([ 0]?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[012])\
 ?([01][0-9]|2[0-4]):[0-5][0-9]:[0-5][0-9]"

## ========================================================================
## END of DATE&TIME
## ========================================================================


# 020413
# Postleitzahlen (aka PLZ) (ZIP codes in Germany)
# matches:  D-12345 and "D 12345"
#  color body yellow red "D[- ]?[0-9]\{5\}"
#
# Also colorize the following word if it starts with a
# capital letter, assuming that it is the name of the town:
   color body yellow red "(D ?- ?)?[0-9]\{5\} *[A-Z]\\w+"

#  RTFM!
#  " man word"
#  color body white red '\\"man [^ ]+\\"'
#  color body white red "^ +[$]? *man [^ ]+"
   color body white red "^ +[$]? *man \\w+"

#  Copyright (C) and
#  Registered Trademark (r)
#  color body brightyellow black "[^ ]+ ?\\([cr]\\)"
   color body brightyellow black "[(][cr][)]"

#  Lists
#  bulleted list:
#  * one
#  * two
#  * three
#  dashed list:
#  - one
#  - two
#  - three
#  color body red          black "^ *[-*] +"
# this pattern yields many false positives as it
# spans lines for which there is no syntax language.
# this is easier with Vim's syntax coloring.
#
   color body red          black "^ *[-*] +"

#  special IP Host Adresses:
#  192.x.x.x
   color body white        blue  "192.[0-9]{1,3}.[0-9]{1,3}.[0-9]{1,3}"

# 020405:
# mutt has trouble with this iconv stuff and
# gives me lots of characters in octal code - "\nnn"
#  color body red          white "\\\\[0-7][0-7][0-7]"
# however, this coloring does not work.
# mutt obviously does not subject these characters
# a color coding check but simply spews them out.

# 020413:
# HTML tags
   color body yellow       black "</?\w+>"

# 020413
# Quoted text in single quotes:
#  color body yellow       black "'[a-z0-9 ]+'"
# require that the text starts and ends with a letter:
#  color body yellow       black "'\w[a-z0-9 ]+[a-z0-9.?!]'"
#  color body yellow       black "'[a-z][a-z0-9 ]+[a-z0-9.?!]'"
# will get you false positive on sentences like
#    it's a hard day's work
#       ^^^^^^^^^^^^
# too many false positives, actually!
#
#  color body yellow       black '"[a-z][a-z0-9 ]+[a-z0-9.?!]"'
#  color body yellow       black '"\w[a-z0-9 ]+[a-z0-9.?!]"'
#  color body yellow       black '"\w[a-z0-9 ]+\w"'
   color body yellow       black '"\<\w[a-z0-9 ]+\w"\>'

# announcements to seminars and talks:
# room numbers, eg "Raum 123"  "SR 049" "Zimmer 123"
  color body black green "(H(oe|ö)rsaal|Raum|Seminarraum|SR|Zimmer) ?[0-9]+"

# 020414
# Linux Distributions and their versions
  color body white red \
"(linux *)?(debian|mandrake|redhat|suse) *(linux)? *[0-9][.][0-9]"
# other free OSs:
  color body white red "(freebsd|netbsd|openbsd|solaris)"

# Stucki's windoze patterns:
# names of Windows[tm]
# followed by some version
# matches: windows-3.11 windoze-95
# windoof-nt win2k "winzigweich xp"
  color  body blue yellow \
  '\<win(do(ze|of)|zigweich)[- ]?(3[.]11|95|98|9x|nt|2k|2000|me|xp)?\>'
  color  body blue yellow \
                  '\<windows[- ]?(3[.]11|95|98|9x|nt|2k|2000|me|xp)\>'
# detecting "xp" as words only:
  color body red black '\*?\<xp\>\*?'

# krautland - city names:
# taken from the list of cities for which
# st*dtpl*nd**nst has a city map - except
# those with spaces, dashes, or umlauts:
  color body white red \
'\<(aachen|augsburg|bad.salzuflen|bad.tölz|baden-baden|bamberg|bayreuth|\
bergheim|bergisch.gladbach|berlin|bielefeld|bocholt|bonn|braunschweig|\
bremen|bremerhaven|cottbus|düren|düsseldorf|darmstadt|detmold|dresden|\
elmshorn|eschweiler|esslingen.am.neckar|euskirchen|fürth|frankfurt|\
freiburg|gütersloh|güttingen|garmisch-partenkirchen|halle|hamburg|\
hannover|heidelberg|heilbronn|herford|hilden|hildesheim|iserlohn|\
köln|karlsruhe|kassel|kerpen|kiel|konstanz|krefeld|lübeck|lüdenscheid|\
leipzig|leverkusen|lippstadt|ludwigsburg|ludwigshafen|münchen|\
mönchengladbach|münster|magdeburg|mainz|mannheim|marburg|minden|\
nürnberg|neumünster|neuss|neustadt|norderstedt|offenbach|oldenburg|\
paderborn|passau|pforzheim|pinneberg|pulheim|ratingen|regensburg|\
remscheid|rheine|rostock|ruhrgebiet|saarbrücken|siegen|solingen|\
st..augustin|stuttgart|troisdorf|viersen|villingen-schwenningen|\
würzburg|waiblingen|wiesbaden|wuppertal)s?\>'
# 2002-11-16
# krautland - some more city names
# (without an online map by *st*dtpl*nd*nst):
  color body white red \
'\<(dortmund|fulda|giessen|goerlitz|jena|potsdam)\>'


# krautland's federal states:
  color body white blue \
'\<(bayern|baden-w(ü|ue)rttemberg|berlin|bremen|brandenburg|hamburg|hessen|\
mecklenburg-vorpommern|niedersachsen|nordrhein-westfalen|rheinland-pfalz|\
saarland|sachsen|sachsen-anhalt|schleswig-holstein|th(ü|ue)ringen)\>'

# berlin suburbs - new form (since 2001)
  color body white green \
'\<(charlottenburg-wilmersdorf|friedrichshain-kreuzberg|\
lichtenberg-hohenschönhausen|marzahn-hellersdorf|mitte|\
neukölln|pankow|reinickendorf|spandau|steglitz-zehlendorf|\
tempelhof-schöneberg|treptow-köpenick)\>'

# berlin suburbs - old form (until 2001)
  color body black green \
'\<(charlottenburg|friedrichshain|hellersdorf|hohenschönhausen|\
kreuzberg|köpenick|lichtenberg|marzahn|mitte|neukölln|\
pankow|reinickendorf|schöneberg|spandau|steglitz|\
tempelhof|treptow|wilmersdorf|zehlendorf)\>'

# Capitalized Words
# color body black white '\<[A-Z]\w+\>'

# Finding myself in Emails
  color body  yellow blue  "(Sven|Guckes)"
  color body  yellow blue  "guckes@math.fu-berlin.de"

# Emphasis by interspersed spaces
# Example: E M P H A S I S
  color body white red '\<\w( +\w\>)+'

# PGP strings:
  color body black yellow "-----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----"
  color body black yellow "-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----"
  color body black yellow "Version: GnuPG v1.0.[67] \(GNU/Linux\)"
# color body black yellow "Version: GnuPG v1.2.[67] \(GNU/Linux\)"

# 2002-09-20
# quoted-printable characters: =HH where 'H' is a hex digit
  color body yellow blue  "=[0-9A-F][0-9A-F]"
# colon at the end of a line (this preserves a line ending):
  color body yellow blue  "=$"

## ========================================================================
## TEST!
## ========================================================================

# example:
# [ foo | bar | foo bar | foo-bar | baz ]
  color body brightyellow brightred  '\[ [-a-z ]+ (\| [-a-z ]+)+ \]'

## ========================================================================
## DONNERWETTER - Wettervorhersagen - weather forecast
## ========================================================================

# phrasen/ueberschriften:
# eg "Wetter Freitag".
  color body white red \
'Wetter *\<(Montag|Dienstag|Mittwoch|Donnerstag|Freitag|Sonnabend|Samstag|Sonntag)\>'
  color body white red "Weitere Aussichten"
# "im laufe des tages"
# "Weitere Aussichten"

# Temperatures in Weather Forecasts:
# degrees in C or F:
  color body brightyellow red \
'(zwischen [0-9]+ und *)?([1-9]?[0-9] bis ?)?[1-9]?[0-9] ?([cf]|grad|degrees)\>'
  color body white blue '-[1-9]?[0-9] ?([cf]|grad|degrees)\>'
#
  color body black yellow  '\<(heiter|sonne(nschein)?|sonnig)\>'
  color body white blue    '\<(regen|schoenwetter)wolken)|regnerisch\>'
  color body white blue '\<(zwischen)?(hoch|tief)(drucks?(gebiet)?)?s?\>'
  color body white blue    \
'\<(bedeckt|klar|wolken|wolkig|(aufgelockert *)?bewoelkt|bewoelkung)\>'

# pressure:
  color body brightblue black '\<(hoch|tief)druck\>'

# tempratures:  freezing, cold; heat, warmth.
  color body brightblue black '\<(frost|kaelte)\>'
  color body brightyellow black '\<(hitze|waerme)\>'

# times of day:
  color body brightred default '\<(nach|vor)?(mit)?tags?(ueber)?\>'
  color body yellow default    '\<sonnen(auf|unter)gang\>'
  color body blue   default    '\<(abend|nachts?)\>'

# himmelsrichtungen
  color body brightyellow default '\<(norden|osten|sueden|westen)\>'
  color body brightyellow default '\<(nord|sued)(osten|westen)\>'
  color body brightyellow default '\<(nord|ost|sued|west)(deutschland|wind)\>'
  color body brightyellow default '\<(noerd|oest|sued|west)lich\>'

# different forms of water
# .., hail, fog, rain, showers, .., snow, clouds.
  color body black blue \
'\<(foehn|hagel|(frueh)?nebel|regen(schauer)?|reif|schnee|wolken)\>'

# krautlands area:
  color body green black \
'\<(alpenrand|erzgebirge|kueste|mittelgebirge|schwarzwald)\>'
  color body green black '\<(osteuropa)\>'

#EOF vim: ft=muttrc