Alpine and folder navigation

[Claus Atzenbeck]

Hello,

In Pine 4.64 I use the right/left cursor keys to move into folders
(right cursor) or out (left cursor).

Alpine has changed this behavior: The right cursor key now moves to the
next folder in the list (equivalent to cursor down key) and the left
cursor key moves up to the previous folder (equivalent to cursor up
key).

I did not see an option in Alpine which would let me use right/left
cursor key to navigate into/out of folders.

Is there such an option?

Greetings,
Claus

[Claus Atzenbeck]

Post by Claus Atzenbeck
In Pine 4.64 I use the right/left cursor keys to move into folders
(right cursor) or out (left cursor).
Alpine has changed this behavior: The right cursor key now moves to the
next folder in the list (equivalent to cursor down key) and the left
cursor key moves up to the previous folder (equivalent to cursor up
key).

Just for the record: I checked again and found the option. Deselecting
"Enable Arrow Navigation Relaxed" solved the problem.

Claus

[Thorsten Glaser]

Post by Claus Atzenbeck
Just for the record: I checked again and found the option. Deselecting
"Enable Arrow Navigation Relaxed" solved the problem.

Confused me for a while too. Can one use his old .pinerc with Alpine?
(I only tested Alpine on WNT for now, since BSM is not in the official
distribution.)

//mirabilos

[Lucio Chiappetti]

Post by Thorsten Glaser
Can one use his old .pinerc with Alpine?

I did so. Started with alpine (on linux) using my old .pinerc. Then
customized it a bit to exploit some features (like colour or key
definition), some of which were probably already present in old pine, only
I decided to take advantage of them when I switched pine to alpine.

[Claus Atzenbeck]

Post by Thorsten Glaser
Can one use his old .pinerc with Alpine?

Worked for me without any problem. Out of the box so to say.

Cheers,
/CA

[Thorsten Glaser]

Post by Thorsten Glaser
Can one use his old .pinerc with Alpine?

I did so. Started with alpine (on linux) using my old .pinerc. Then customized
it a bit to exploit some features (like colour or key definition), some of
which were probably already present in old pine, only I decided to take
advantage of them when I switched pine to alpine.

Okay, good. (Actually, yes, pine did colours, but I dislike them.)

//mirabilos