## ========================================================================
## File:           $HOME/.mutt/color.body
## Purpose:        Colorization of text for mutt's builtin pager.
## Author:         Sven Guckes setup-mutt.color.body @guckes.net
## Latest change:  Thu Nov 12 18:42:23 CET 2020
## Size:           3831 lines and 146Kb
## Availability:   http://www.guckes.net/Setup/mutt.color
##                 Comments per email are very very welcome! :-)
## ========================================================================

## =============================================================
## COLOR!  colorize your text!
## this file contains color commands to colorize the
## following kinds of text: internet related addresses, eg
## email addresses, ftp/http/mailto links, IP numbers of
## hosts; names of directories (/home/me/) and filenames,
## variables ($FOO), abbreviations (TLA), date+time in
## various formats, names of places and zip codes, cited text;
## numbers with currencies or percentages, phone numbers
## or temperatures, smileys, emphased words - and more.
## =============================================================

# 2017-08-11
# dates as "yyyymmdd"
# example: "19670406" "20170811" "2020-02-20"
  color body cyan default '(19[6-9][0-9]|20[012][0-9])(0[1-9]|1[012])(0[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[01])'

## =============================================================
## 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
#  changing the definition of a word but by
#  placing it into asterisks, eg "*important*".
#
#  Recognition of hyphenated words is difficult, too.
#  So please try to not break words or phrases 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".

#  MUTT COLOR RULES:
#  there are only eight colors.
#  there is  only one color combination for each match.
#  a match MUST be within one line. -> an EOL is never part of a match.
#  -> there is no detection of patterns across lines.
#  no subgroups: you cannot define a match within another match.
#  -> a match can take away part of another match.

## 2016-02-03, 2017-07-05
## MUTT pattern language:
## "at least zero":      a*  (...)*
## "at least one":       a+  (...)+
## alternatives:         (ab|cd|ef|gh)
## groups:               \(pattern\)+
## use of quotes and ticks and
## use of word boundaries:
## as "\\<...\\>"
## or  '\<...\>'

## ------------------------------------
## common patterns:
## number ranges for hours and days:
## hours_12:    1..12 -> (0?[1-9]|1[012])
## hours_24:    1..24 -> (0?[1-9]|1[0-9]|2[0-4])
## days:        1..31 -> (0?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[01])
## month:       1..12 -> (0?[1-9]|1[012])
## month names:
## month names - short, DE+EN: (jan|feb|mar|mrz|apr|mai|may|jun|jul|aug|sep|oct|okt|nov|dec|dez)
## month names - short, DE:    (jan|feb|mar|mrz|apr|mai|jun|jul|aug|sep|okt|nov|dez)
## month names -  long, DE:    (jan|feb|mar|mrz|apr|mai|jun|jul|aug|sep|okt|nov|dez)[a-z]+
## month names - short, EN:    (jan|feb|mar|apr|may|jun|jul|aug|sep|oct|nov|dec)
## month names -  long, EN:    (jan|feb|mar|apr|may|jun|jul|aug|sep|oct|nov|dec)[a-z]+
## years, 19th-21st century:   1900..2099 -> (19|20)[0-9][0-9]
## all letters of month names: [aäbcdefgijklmnoprstuvz] (22 letters) missing: hqwxy

## =============================================================
## Macros
## =============================================================

# I'll need this macro when I do some testing -
# just a simple way to reload this setup file:
  macro index %  ':source ~/.mutt/color.body '
# this macro does not include the ENTER
# to send the command. instead, this let's
# you choose between entering it yourself
# and breaking it off with a CTRL-G. feature!

## =============================================================
## 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
##     (white|black|green|magenta|blue|cyan|yellow|red)

## 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  default

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

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

#  Bold and unerlined text:
   color bold        green  default   # bold text
   color underline   yellow default   # underlined text
#  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  default
   color tilde        blue   default

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

# 2017-08-18
# full month names (EN)
  color body black white \
  '\<(january|february|march|april|may|june|july|august|september|october|november|december)\>'
# full month names (DE)
  color body black white \
  '\<(januar|februar|maerz|april|mai|juni|juli|august|september|oktober|november|dezember)\>'

# 2017-05-12
# Pseudo Keys
# (put this up front for checking)
  color body brightyellow brightmagenta "^[0-9a-zA-Z+/]{76}$"

# 2017-05-12
# X-PHP-Originating-Script: 10002:post.php(5) : regexp code(1) : eval()'d code(17) : eval()'d code
  save-hook '~C @guckes.net ~h X-PHP-Originating-Script ~b PGP.PUBLIC.KEY' +SPAM.PGP

# 2004-04-27
# IPv4 addresses
# examples: 127.0.0.1 192.168.1.1 192.109.42.123 255.255.255.0
#    color body white blue "(\
# (1?[0-9]?[0-9]|2[0-4][0-9]|25[0-5])\\.){3}\
# (1?[0-9]?[0-9]|2[0-4][0-9]|25[0-5])"
   color body white blue '\<(\
(1?[0-9]?[0-9]|2[0-4][0-9]|25[0-5])[.]){3}\
(1?[0-9]?[0-9]|2[0-4][0-9]|25[0-5])\>'
# 2017-01-05
   color body white blue '192.168.'

# 2016-02-13
# IPv4 addresses with open last component
# examples: 192.168.111.x
   color body white blue '\<((1?[0-9]?[0-9]|2[0-4][0-9]|25[0-5])[.]){3}[a-z]\>'
#
# IP addresses as shown by "ifconfig":
#  color body white blue "((1?[0-9]?[0-9]|2[0-4][0-9]|25[0-5])\.?){4}"
#  color body white green  "inet addr:[^ ]*"
# example:
#  eth0      Link encap:Ethernet  HWaddr 00:16:3e:00:05:00
#            inet addr:192.109.42.123  Bcast:192.109.42.127  Mask:255.255.255.192

# 2015-12-17, 2017-08-25
# IP ranges
# example:   "10.20.30.40/32"   "10.0.0.0/8"
   color body black magenta '\<(\
(0|1?[0-9]?[0-9]|2[0-4][0-9]|25[0-5])[.]){3}\
(0|1?[0-9]?[0-9]|2[0-4][0-9]|25[0-5])/[0-6]?[0-9]'

# IPv6 addresses
# example: 2001:123:12:1::1234:1
# each component has hex digits up to four digits,
# all components are separated by colons.
# special case:  at most one empty component.
#  color body white magenta '\<([0-9a-f]{,4}:)+[0-9a-f]{,4}\>'
#  clashes with times, eg "23:42:05"
#
#  (hex4:):(hex4:)hex4
#  color body white magenta '\<([0-9a-f]{,4}:)+:?([0-9a-f]{,4}:)+[0-9a-f]{,4}\>'
#
## color body white magenta '\<([0-9a-f]{0,4}:)+[0-9a-f]{1,4}\>'
#
#  just hex and colons:
#  color body white magenta '\<[0-9a-f:]+\>'
#  too simple!  too many matches.
#
# IPv6 addresses must match "::1" at least, so - at least two colons.
# -> at least two "hex0-4:", an optional colon, followed by more ":hex1-4"
   color body brightyellow magenta '\<([0-9a-f]{0,4}:){2,}:?(:[0-9a-f]{1,4})+\>:*'

# 2016-03-01, 2017-02-01, 2017-03-14
# IPv6 addresses with ranges
# example: "2016:4:6::/64" "fe80::" "fe80::/64"
   color body magenta white '\<([0-9a-f]{1,4}:)*[0-9a-f]{1,4}::?[0-9a-f]{1,4}/(16|32|64|128)'
#
   color body magenta white '\<([0-9a-f]{1,4}:)*::[0-9]'

# 2015-11-16, 2016-03-09, 2016-09-09
#  FTP, IRC, and HTTPS addresses:
#  color body white blue  'https://[^ >]*'
#  color body cyan  default   'ftp://[^ >]*'
#  color body cyan  default   'irc://[^ >]*'
#
#  URLs (General Internet addresses):
   color body cyan default "(finger|ftp|hkps?|https?|imap|irc|news|telnet)://[^ >]*"
   color body cyan default "<URL:[^ ]*>"
# example:
# hkps://hkps.pool.sks-keyservers.net
# 2016-08-26
# special URLs - ending in filename with ".asc":
   color body magenta default 'https?://[^ ]+\.asc'

# web address without "http":
#  color body cyan default "www\\.[:alphanum:]+\\.[a-z][a-z][a-z]?([/a-z0-9.]+)?"
#  color body cyan default 'www[.][-.a-z0-9]+[.][a-z][a-z][a-z]?([-_./~a-z0-9]+)?'
   color body cyan default 'www[.][-.a-z0-9]+[.][a-z]{2,}([-_./~a-z0-9]+)?'
# example:  www.guckes.net

#  Email addresses:
#  color body green default '[[:alnum:]][-+.#_[:alnum:]]*@[-+.[:alnum:]]*[[:alnum:]]'
# 2016-11-07
   color body green default '[^ ]+@[^ ]+'
# example: setup-mutt.color.body @guckes.net

#  Email addresses with query strings.
#  see http://www.w3.org/DesignIssues/Axioms.html
#  example: sympa@linuxtag.org?body =SUBSCRIBE%20helfer
   color body brightgreen default \
   "[[:alnum:]][-+.#_[:alnum:]]*@[-+.[:alnum:]]*[[:alnum:]][?][^ ]{3,}"
   # here the literal question mark has been put
   # into a set of its own, ie "[?]".

#  Mailto links with a optional subject line:
#  Example: mailto:guckes@gmx.net?subject=mutt
#  color body brightred   default "mailto: *[^ ]+\(\\?subject=[^ ]+\)?"
#  color body brightred   default "mailto:[^ ]+\(\\?subject=[^ ]+\)?"
# single ticks, less backshlashes
   color body brightred   default 'mailto:[^ ]+(\?subject=[^ ]+)?'

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

#  File names ("/path/file")
#  color body brightgreen default "\\~?\(/[-_.,a-zA-Z0-9{}]+\)+"
#  this variant includes umlauts, too (damn those krauts! ;-):
## color body brightgreen default "\\~?\(/[-_.,a-zA-Z0-9{}äöüß]+\)+"
#  Example:  ~/foo.txt /usr/src/linux/include/{asm,linux}
# 2020-10-27
   color body brightgreen default '/(boot|bin|dev|etc|home|mnt|proc|root|sbin|sys|tmp|var)'

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

#  Path names ("/path/")
#  example:  /etc/foo/  /home/username/bin/
#  color body brightred     default "\(/[-_.a-zA-Z0-9]+\)+/"
#  color body brightred     default "\(/[-_.a-zA-Z0-9]+\){2,}/"
   color body brightmagenta default "\<\(/[-_.a-zA-Z0-9]+\){2,}/"
#  2018-03-15
#  Path names without a trailing slash
#  example:  /etc/foo   /home/username/bin
   color body brightgreen   default "\(/[-_.a-zA-Z0-9]+\){2,}"

# 2016-02-11
#  PATH = /dir/file
#  color body brightred     default  "\(/[-_.a-zA-Z0-9]+\)+/[-_.a-zA-Z0-9]+"
   color body brightmagenta default  '\<\(/[-_.a-zA-Z0-9]+\)+/[-_.a-zA-Z0-9]+'

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

# 2018-02-20
# files in subdirs of current directory
# example: ./subdir/file
   color body brightmagenta yellow  '[.]/([-0-9a-z]/)+[-0-9a-z._]+'

## ===========================================================
## COLOR for the body - Miscellaneous
## ===========================================================

#  Attribution line:
   color body red           default    "^[*] .*:$"
#
# 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.guckes.net/faq/attribution.html

## ===========================================================
#  Acronyms, Abbreviations, and "SCREAMING IN CAPS"
## ===========================================================
#  color body brightyellow  default    "[A-Z]+\([ ,]*[A-Z]+\)+"
#  color body brightyellow  default    "[A-Z]{3,}"
#  color body brightyellow  default    "\([A-Z]{3,} *\)+"
#  color body brightyellow  default    "\([-A-Z']{2,}[ ,]*\)+"
#
#  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  default    " \([-A-Z']{2,}[ ,]*\)+ "
#  color body brightyellow  default    " ([-A-Z]{2,}[ ,]*)+ "
#
#  The following includes umlauts - but that's quite clunky.
## color body brightyellow  default    "[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  default    "\\<[-A-Z']{3,}\\>"
#  color body brightyellow  default    "\\<[-A-ZÄÖÜ']{3,}\\>"
#
#  2016-01-17 also allow underscores
#  2017-02-17 also allow plural-s
   color body brightyellow  default    "\\<[-_A-ZÄÖÜ']{3,}s?\\>"
#  2016-06-28 also allow digits
#  2017-02-17 also allow plural-s
   color body brightyellow  default    "\\<[-_A-ZÄÖÜ0-9']{3,}s?\\>"
#
#  WARNING:
#  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  default    "([A-ZÄÖÜ]  {1,3}){3,}"
#  color body brightyellow  default    "(\\<[-A-ZÄÖÜ]\\> *){3,}"
#  color body brightyellow  default    "(\\<[-A-ZÄÖÜ]\\> ? ?){3,}"
## ===========================================================

# 2004-03-19
# moved the emphasis stuff before the "alternatives"
# because "/word/" should get colored as emphasized
# before it is colorized in combination with "word /word/ word".

# ============================================================
# *Emphasized*, /emphasized/, and _emphasized_ words: "E M P H A S I S"
# ============================================================
#  color body brightred      default   "[*/_]+ *[- &[:alnum:]]+ *[*/_]+"
#  this would catch false positives of the kind _foo* and /bar_
#  so we should choose matching pairs only:
   color body brightred      default   "[*][-[:alnum:]]+[*]"
# examples:  *foo*  *bar*
# 2016-11-02
# adding umlauts and space:
#  color body brightred      default   "[*][-[:alnum:]äöüß ]+[*]"
# 2017-09-30 the space should come *after* words!:
   color body brightred      default   "[*]([-[:alnum:]äöüß] ?)+[*]"
#
#  words emphasized in slashes:
#  examples:  "/foo/"  "/italics/"
#  color body brightred      default     "/[-[:alnum:]]+/"
#  color body brightred      default     "/\<[-[:alnum:]]+\>/"
#  color body brightred      default     '/\<[-a-z0-9]+\>/'
   color body brightmagenta  default     '\</[-a-z0-9]+/\>'
   color body brightmagenta  default       '/[-a-z0-9]+/'
#
# words emphasized in _underscores_:
# examples: _foo_  _bar_
#
#  color body brightred      default     "_[-[:alnum:]]+_"
#  try this with word boundaries to prevent words like "foo_bar_baz"
#  color body brightred      default   '\<_[-[:alnum:]]+_\>'
#
# this works best:
   color body brightred      default   '_[-a-z0-9]+_'
#
# words emphasized in 'ticks':
# examples: 'foo'  'bar'
#  color body brightred      default     "'[-[:alnum:]]+'"
   color body brightred      default     "'[^ ]+'"
   color body brightred      default     "'[^ ]+ [^ ]+'"
# similar - but with forward ticks:
# examples: "`trigger.pl`"
   color body brightred      default     "\`[^ ]+\`"
#
# words emphasized in <angles>:
   color body brightred      default     '>[-[:alnum:]]+<'
# examples: >foo<  >bar<
   color body brightred      default     '<[-[:alnum:]]+>'
# examples: <foo>  <bar>
#
# Emphasis by interspersed spaces
# Example: E M P H A S I S
# color body white red '\<\w( +\w\>)+'
# funny enough, this matched on "foo a".
#
# require a second single character:
  color body white red '\<\w \w( +\w\>)+'

# let's try this when the pattern starts with a word boundary:
# example:  *foobar*  /foobar/  <foobar>
#  color body brightred      default "\\<[*][-[:alnum:]]+[*]"
#  color body brightred      default   "\\</[-[:alnum:]]+/"
#  color body brightred      default   "\\<_[-[:alnum:] ]+_"
#
## color body brightred      default "[*]\\<[-[:alnum:] ]+\\>[*]"
## color body brightred      default   "/\\<[-[:alnum:] ]+\\>/"
## color body brightred      default   "_\\<[-[:alnum:] ]+\\>_"

# 2015-06-15 adding dot, colon, underscore:
#  color body brightred      default   "[/_*][- _.*:[:alnum:]]+[/_*]"
# problem:  beginning and end may not match.

# 2003-09-15, 2015-06-15
# allow for spaces between two words, eg "*really important*":
# example: "*really important*" "**very-much up-to-date **"
#  color body brightred      default         "[*][-+[:alnum:]]+ *[-+[:alnum:]]+[*]"
#  color body brightred      default      "[*][*][-+[:alnum:]]+ *[-+[:alnum:]]+[*][*]"
#  color body brightred      default   "[*][*][*][-+[:alnum:]]+ *[-+[:alnum:]]+[*][*][*]"

#  Alternatives ("either/or"):
#  color body brightwhite    default   "\\w+/\\w+"
#  color body brightwhite    default   "[-._a-zA-Z0-9]+/[-._a-zA-Z0-9]+"
#  color body brightwhite    default   "([-._a-zA-Z0-9]+/)+[-._a-zA-Z0-9]+"
#
#  Kraut Version - with umlauts:
#  color body brightwhite    default  \
#  "([-._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    default   "\\<\\w+/\\w+\\>"
#  allow a space before and after the '/':
#  color body brightwhite    default   "\\<\\w+ ?/ ?\\w+\\>"
#  color body brightwhite    default   "\\<[-\\w]+ ?/ ?[-\\w]+\\>"
#
#  Catching multiple alternatives:
#  A/B/C/D
#  color body brightwhite    default   "(\\<\\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    default   "(\\<[-\\w]+ ?/)+ ?[-\\w]+\\>"
#
#  so all you can do is list the characters again:
#  color body brightwhite    default   "(\\<[-a-z0-9._]+ ?/)+ ?[-a-z0-9._]+\\>"
# the same - but without allowing spaces between alternatives:
#  color body brightwhite    default   "(\\<[a-z][-a-zäöüß0-9._]+/)+[-a-zäöüß0-9._]+\\>"
#  2018-01-22 enforcing at least three parts:
## color body brightred      default   '(\<[a-z][-a-zäöüß0-9._]+/){2,}[-a-zäöüß0-9._]+\>'
#  example:  foobar.123/foo-123.bar/foo.bar_123
#
#  non-matches:  A/B/C/...

#  Smileys:  :-)  ;-)  :-|  :-/  :-(
#  color body yellow default    "[;:]-[)/(|]"
#  Smileys:  :)   ;)   :|   :/   :(  :-O    :-P
   color body brightyellow default    '[:;]-?[()/OpP]'

#  2015-09-18
#  Face:     o_O  \o/
   color body brightyellow    default           '(o_O|\\o/)'
#  2015-11-20
#  smiley faces: ^^ and ^_^
   color body black           brightyellow    '\^_?\^'
#  2017-01-02
# "oh, no!"
   color body black           brightyellow    '/o\\'
#  2016-01-27
   color body brightyellow    default           '☺'
#  "<3" heart!
   color body brightred       default           '<3'
   color body brightred       default           'xD'

#  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  default    '[-._=+~/\*]{3,}'
#
#  Border lines with spaces in between charcaters:
#  Allowing for arbitrary space runs in between,
#  with a minimum length of four:
#  color body green  default    "\( *[-+=#*~_]\){4,}"
#  Examples:
#  "- - -"  "#####"   "~~~~~~~"  "+-+-+-+-+-+"  "* * * *"
#  "+ - ~ + === * ~~~" etc

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

#  .., 2017-06-10, 2017-06-29
#  Percentages ("Save xx.x %!")
#  example:  "23%"
#  color body brightgreen   default    "[.,0-9]+ ?%"
#  percentage ranges, eg "23 - 42%"
#  color body brightgreen   default    "([.0-9]+ ?- ?)?[.0-9]+ ?%"
#  color body brightgreen   default    "([.,0-9]+ *- *)?[.,0-9]+ ?%"
   color body brightgreen   default    "([.,0-9]+ *- *)?[.,0-9]+ ?(%|percent|prozent)"

#  MONEY!  Dollars!
#  examples: "$23.42"  "42.23 USD"
#  color body green  default    "$\d\+.\d\+"
   color body white  red      "\\$[0-9]+[.,0-9]*"
   color body white  red         '[0-9]+[.,0-9]* *USD'

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

#  Money with "DM", "EUR", or "$$$" *before* the number
#  with an optional dot or comma in between digits
#  and an optional end 'f "-" to indicate zeros:
#      matches:  DM1 DM10 DM10,00 DM10,-
#      matches:  2euro 3euros "Euro 23,--"
#  non-matches:  DM010  DM-100
   color body black yellow "(dm|euro?s?|\$\$\$)\> *[1-9][0-9]*([.,][0-9]*-?-?)?"
#
# same thing with monetary unit *after* number:
#  color body black yellow "[1-9][0-9]*([.,][0-9]*-?)* *(DM|EUR|Mark|\$\$\$)"
#  color body black yellow "[1-9][0-9]*[.,]?(--?|[0-9][0-9])? *(DM|EUR|Mark|\$\$\$)"
#
# MONEY
# 2015-11-14, 2016-01-27, 2016-02-03, 2016-02-28, 2016-10-07,
# 2016-12-12, 2016-12-22, 2017-03-09, 2017-06-12, 2017-06-29
# example:  "23€" "42.23euro"  "20.000 Euro"  "23 042 eur"  "-123 EUR"
#  color body black yellow "[0-9]+([., ][0-9]+)? *(dm|€|euro?|[$])"
#  color body black yellow "[-]?[0-9]+([., 0-9]+)? *(dm|€|euro?|[$])"
   color body white magenta "[-+]?[0-9][., 0-9]*(dm|dollar|euro?s?|€)"
# money ranges:
# examples:  "5 - 23 euros"
   color body black yellow "[0-9][0-9.,]*( *--? *[0-9][0-9,.]*)? *(dm|dollar|€|euro?|mark)"
   color body black yellow "(dm|€|euro?|mark) *[0-9][0-9.,]*(--?|[0-9][0-9])?"
### color body white         red "[0-9]+,-"
### color body white         red "[0-9]+ *\?"
#
# 2005-02-17: use red for negative numbers
#  the dollars didnt work. had to remove them.  weird.
#  color body red   default  "-([0-9][0-9.,])? *(dm|¿|euro?|mark|\$\$\$)"
#
# 2015-11-01 number ranges with currency
# example: "23.42 dm" "4711$$" "23-42euro" "1.23--42.23€"
   color body green default  "[1-9][0-9.,]*--?[1-9][0-9.,]* *(dm|€|euro?|mark)"
#
# two digits followed by small monitary unit:
#  color body black yellow "[1-9][0-9]? *(cents?|pfennig)"
#  also allow commas, eg "0,99 cent" and "0.99cents":
   color body black yellow "([0-9]*[,.])?[1-9][0-9]? *(cents?|pfennig)"

# 2015-11-20, 2016-11-29, 2017-07-05
# MONEY
# "looks like prices"
# example:  "23,-" "42,-€"
  color body black brightwhite '[0-9]+,- *(€|euro?s?)?'

# numbers with a comma/dot and two more digits:
# example:  "10.15"
# color body black brightwhite '\<[0-9]+[.,][0-9][0-9]\>'
# !!! clashes with dates, eg "10.15"
#
# workaround: only allow a comma and exactly two more digits:
# example:  "10,15"
  color body black brightwhite   '\<[0-9]+,[0-9][0-9]\>'
# 2017-07-17
# numbers with one decimal dot:
# example:  "2.718281828" "3.14159"
  color body black brightwhite '\<[0-9]+[.][0-9]+\>'

# 2002-04-10, 2015-11-01:
# Year Numbers 1970-2029
# commented because these may be part of other combinations.
#  color body yellow default "19[789][0-9]"
#  color body yellow default "20[012][0-9]"

# 2002-04-10: Copyright symbol "(c)"
#  color body yellow default "\\(c\\)"
   color body yellow default  '\(c\)'
#  Copyright (C) and Registered Trademark (r)
#  color body brightyellow default "[^ ]+ ?\\([cr]\\)"
   color body brightyellow default "[(][cr][)]"

#  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 default "(fax|tel)\.?:? *[+]?[-+0-9/() ]+"
#  color body green default "(cell|fax|Fax|FAX|tel|Tel|TEL)[.:]+ *\\+?[-+0-9/()]+"
#  color body green default "(cell|fax|tel|)?[.:]+ *[+]*[-+0-9/()]+"
#  color body green default "(cell|fax|tel|)?[.:+ ]+[-+0-9/()]+"
#  color body black green "(tele)?(cell|fax|fon|phone|tel)[.: ]+[+]?[- 0-9/()]{4,}[0-9]"
# 2016-04-12: added dots within numbers, and "mobil".
# 2017-07-10: added "private".
   color body black green "(tele)?(cell|fax|fon|mobil|phone|private|tel)[.: ]+[+]?[-. 0-9/()]{4,}[0-9]"
# 2017-07-02
# "tel:" links:
   color body black green   "tel[.]*:[-+. 0-9/()]{4,}[0-9]"
# 2018-05-09
# "mob:" links:
   color body black magenta "mob[.]*:[-+. 0-9/()]{4,}[0-9]"

# phone numbers in austria (+43) and germany (+49)
#  color body black green "[+](43|49)[- 0-9]+[0-9]"
# for most countries in Europe:
   color body black green "[+](3[0123469]|4[013456789])[- 0-9]+[0-9]"
## +30:GR  +31:NL  +32:BE  +33:FR
## +34:ES  +36:HU  +39:IT  +40:RO
## +41:CH  +43:AT  +44:UK  +45:DK
## +46:SE  +47:NO  +48:PL  +49:DE
#
#  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]+)?"

# 2017-06-17, 2017-06-21
# phone number for berlin
# examples: "+49-30-123456878" "030 1234-578"  "030.20 309 - 21 01" "030 / 123 456 78"
   color body brightmagenta white           "030[-./ 0-9]+[0-9]"
   color body brightmagenta white "[+]49[- .]+30[-./ 0-9]+[0-9]"

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

## ========================================================================
## DATE&TIME
## ========================================================================
# 2003-09-04, 2016-03-16
# Dates in filename listings - "MMM DD"
# examples: "Jan  1" .. "Dec 31"
# color body brightwhite red "(jan|feb|mar|apr|may|jun|jul|aug|sep|oct|nov|dec) ?[ 0-9][0-9]"
# color body brightwhite red "(jan|feb|mrz|apr|mai|jun|jul|aug|sep|okt|nov|dez) ?[ 0-9][0-9]"

# 2017-05-22
# "am DD Month Year"
# examples: "am 1 Jan" "ca 22. Mai 2017"
# color body brightwhite red "(am|ca|gegen|um) *([012][0-9])|3[01])[.]? *(jan|feb|mrz|apr|mai|jun|jul|aug|sep|okt|nov|dez)( *(19|20)[0-9][0-9])?"
# add possible letters after month prefixes:
# color body brightwhite red "(am|bis|ca|gegen|um) *([012][0-9])|3[01])[.]? *(jan|feb|mrz|apr|mai|jun|jul|aug|sep|okt|nov|dez)[a-z]+\>( *(19|20)[0-9][0-9])?"
# color body brightwhite red "(am|bis|ca|gegen|um) *([012][0-9]|3[01])[.] *(jan|feb|mrz|apr|mai|jun|jul|aug|sep|okt|nov|dez)[a-z]*( *(19|20)[0-9][0-9])?"
# previous line removed in favor of the longer version: "von $datum bis $datum $year"

# 2017-05-30
# "am DD.MM. Year"
# examples: "am 15.02. 2017"  "bis 06.06"
  color body brightwhite   blue '\<(am|bis|ca|gegen|um) *([012][0-9]|3[01])[.]? +(0?[0-9]|1[012])[.]?( *(19|20)[0-9][0-9])?'
# color body brightmagenta red "(am|bis|ca|gegen|um) *([012][0-9]|3[01])([.]? *)+(0?[0-9]|1[012])[.]?( *(19|20)[0-9][0-9])?"
# without year
# color body brightwhite red "(am|bis|ca|gegen|um) *([012][0-9]|3[01])[.]* *(0?[0-9]|1[012])[.]*"
# color body brightwhite red "(am|bis|ca|gegen|um) *([012][0-9]|3[01])[.]([0-9]|1[012])"

# 2016-09-16, 2017-06-18
# Date ranges:
# "MMM DD-DD"
# "MMM DD+DD"
# examples: "Jan 23-31" and "Apr 05-07"
# color body brightwhite green "(jan|feb|mar|apr|may|jun|jul|aug|sep|oct|nov|dec) ?[ 0-9][0-9][-+][0-9][0-9]"
# color body brightwhite green "(jan|feb|mrz|apr|mai|jun|jul|aug|sep|okt|nov|dez) ?[ 0-9][0-9][-+][0-9][0-9]"
# 2017-06-18 allowing longer month names, dots after days, and possible commata
# examples: "Dec 27.-30." and "Apr 05.-07."
  color body brightwhite green "(jan|feb|mar|apr|may|jun|jul|aug|sep|oct|nov|dec)[a-z]* ?[ 0-9][0-9][.]?[-+][0-9][0-9][.]?"
  color body brightwhite green "(jan|feb|mrz|apr|mai|jun|jul|aug|sep|okt|nov|dez)[a-z]* ?[ 0-9][0-9][.]?[-+][0-9][0-9][.]?"

# 2017-06-05, 2017-06-08, 2017-06-21
# Date ranges:
# "DD-DD Month (YYYY)"
# "DD+DD Month (YYYY)"
# "DD/DD Month (YYYY)"
# examples: "23-31 Jan" "06+07 April 2017"  "3. bis 7. september"  "16./17. september"
# color body brightwhite green "([012][0-9]|3[01][.]?) *[-+/] *([012][0-9]|3[01][.]?) *(jan|feb|mar|apr|may|jun|jul|aug|sep|oct|nov|dec)[a-z]*( *(19|20)[0-9][0-9])?"
  color body brightwhite green "([012][0-9]|3[01][.]?) *[-+/] *([012][0-9]|3[01][.]?) *(jan|feb|mrz|apr|mai|jun|jul|aug|sep|okt|nov|dez)[a-z]*( *(19|20)[0-9][0-9])?"
# 2017-06-08, 2017-06-14, 2017-07-07
# Datenbereich - "von .. bis"
# examples: "von 28. Jan bis 6. april 2018"   "am 5. und 6. april"
# examples: "vom 27. bis 30. dezember"  "ab 27. bis 30.12."
# color body brightyellow magenta "(ab|am|von) *([012][0-9]|3[01]) *(jan|feb|mrz|apr|mai|jun|jul|aug|sep|okt|nov|dez)[a-z] *(bis|[-+]|und) *([012][0-9]|3[01]) *(jan|feb|mrz|apr|mai|jun|jul|aug|sep|okt|nov|dez)[a-z]* ?( *(19|20)[0-9][0-9])?"
# color body brightyellow magenta "\<(ab|am|vom|von) *([012][0-9]|3[01])[.]? *((jan|feb|mrz|apr|mai|jun|jul|aug|sep|okt|nov|dez)[a-z]*)? *([-+]|bis|und) *([012][0-9]|3[01])[.]? *(jan|feb|mrz|apr|mai|jun|jul|aug|sep|okt|nov|dez)[a-z]*( *(19|20)[0-9][0-9])?"
# color body brightyellow magenta "(ab|am|vom|von) *([012]?[0-9]|3[01])[.]? *((jan|feb|mrz|apr|mai|jun|jul|aug|sep|okt|nov|dez)[a-z]*)? *([-+]|bis|und) *([012]?[0-9]|3[01])[.]? *((jan|jänner|feb|mrz|apr|mai|jun|jul|aug|sep|okt|nov|dez)[a-z]*)?( *(19|20)[0-9][0-9])?"
  color body brightyellow magenta "(ab|am|den|der|vom|von) *([012]?[0-9]|3[01])[.]? *((jan|feb|mrz|apr|mai|jun|jul|aug|sep|okt|nov|dez)[a-z]*)? *([-+]|bis|und) *([012]?[0-9]|3[01])[.]? *((jan|jänner|feb|mä?rz|apr|mai|jun|jul|aug|sep|okt|nov|dez)[a-z]*|(0?[0-9]|1[0-2])[.]?)?( *(19|20)[0-9][0-9])?"

# 2016-03-16
# month ranges - only month names
# example: jan-jun, apr-may
  color body brightyellow red '(jan|feb|mar|mrz|apr|mai|may|jun|jul|aug|sep|oct|okt|nov|dec|dez)[- ]?(jan|feb|mar|mrz|apr|mai|may|jun|jul|aug|sep|oct|okt|nov|dec|dez)'

# 2018-02-15
# example: "from jan 1st to dec 31st"
  color body brightyellow red 'from *(jan|feb|mar|mrz|apr|mai|may|jun|jul|aug|sep|oct|okt|nov|dec|dez) *(0?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[01])(th|st|nd|rd)? *([-]|to) *(jan|feb|mar|mrz|apr|mai|may|jun|jul|aug|sep|oct|okt|nov|dec|dez)? *(0?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[01])(th|st|nd|rd)?'

# 2010-01-15
# Dates as "DD.MM." - leading zero and both dots are required
# examples: 01.01. 06.04. 24.12.
  color body brightblue default "(0[0-9]|1[012])[.]([012][0-9]|3[01])[.]"

# Dates as "YYYY-MM-DD", "YYYY/MM/DD", and "YYYY MM DD"
# examples: 1967-04-06    1967/04/06       "1967 04 06"
# (maybe drop century to allow "YY/MM/DD")
# 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])'

# 2012-11-27
# Date Ranges: "yyyy-mm-dd+(dd+1)" and "yyyy-mm-dd-dd"
# examples: 2012-11-27+28, 2012-12-27-30
  color body white red "\(19|20\)?[0-9][0-9]-(0[0-9]|1[012])-([012][0-9]|3[01])[-+]([012][0-9]|3[01])"

# 2015-11-26, 2017-06-21
# Date Ranges: "dd. (-/dd.)mm.(yyyy)"
# examples:    "27. - 30.12.2015"     "16./17.9."
  color body black yellow '(0?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[012])[.] ?([-/] ?(0?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[012])[.] ?)?(0?[1-9]|1[012])[.]( *(19|20)[0-9][0-9])?\>'

# Dates: "dd.mm.jjjj"
# matches: 4.6.1967 and "4.6. 1967"  "4. 6. 67"
#  color body blue default \
#"(0?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[012])[.] ?([1-9]|1[012])[.] ?(19|20)?([0-9][0-9])?"
#   color body blue default \
#"(0?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[012])[.] ?([1-9]|1[012])[.] ?(19|20)([0-9][0-9])"
  color body brightblue default "(0?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[012])[.] ?(0?[1-9]|1[012])[.] ?(19|20)([0-9][0-9])"

# 2015-11-03, 2015-11-14
# dates in mm/dd/year
# examples:  "4/6/1967" "11/3/2015"
# color body brightyellow default "(0[0-9]|1[012])/([012][0-9]|3[01])/(19|20\)?[0-9][0-9]"
# color body brightyellow default   "[1-9]|1[012])/([012][0-9]|3[01])/(19|20\)?[0-9][0-9]"
# the previous one doesnt match the slashes at all?? o_O
  color body brightblue default "([1-9]|1[012])[/]([1-9]|[012][0-9]|3[01])[/](19|20)?[0-9][0-9]"

# ....,2017-07-05
# dates:  "day month (year)"
#   day: required (DE+EN)
# month: required
#  year: optional
#  "6.Apr" "6. April 1967"
##   color body white red \
##"((0?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[012])[.]? ?)?\
##\\<(jan(uar)?|jänner|feber|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])?"
# the dot might be taken by the pattern for punctuation (dot+space),
# thus breaking up this pattern.
# 2017-07-05 using the short notation of month names
# and also requiring the century:
   color body black   red \
'(0?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[012])[.]? *\
(jan|feb|mar|mrz|apr|mai|may|jun|jul|aug|sep|oct|okt|nov|dec|dez)[a-z]+\>\
( *(19|20)[0-9][0-9])?'

# 2017-07-05
# only "month year"
# examples:
   color body white   brightred '(jan|feb|mar|mrz|apr|mai|may|jun|jul|aug|sep|oct|okt|nov|dec|dez)[a-z]+\> *(19|20)[0-9][0-9]'

# 2015-12-06
# dates: Month Day(th) (yyyy)
# "Jan 1st"  "Feb. 2nd"  "March 3rd 03"
# "April 6th 1967"       "Dec 6th, 2015"
# explicit long names of months:
# '<(jan(uary)?|feb(ruary)?|mar(ch)?|apr(il)?|may|june?|july?|aug(ust)?|sept(ember)?|oct(ober)?|nov(ember)?|dec(ember)?)\>\
# with short month names:
#    color body yellow red \
# '(jan|feb|mar|apr|may|jun|jul|aug|sep|oct|nov|dec)[a-z]*\
#  *(0?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[01])(st|nd|rd|th)?([, ]*(19|20)?[0-9][0-9])?'
#
# 2016-01-16, 2017-07-10, 2020-02-07
# dates: Month Day(th) (yyyy)
# only allow years 1970-2029
   color body brightyellow red \
'(jan|feb|mar|apr|may|jun|jul|aug|sep|oct|nov|dec)[a-z]*\
 *(0?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[01])(st|nd|rd|th)?([, ]*(19[789][0-9]|20[012][0-9]))?'
# WARNING:
#  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".

# Format: "(DD )Monat( JJJJ)"
# Examples: "6. Apr" "6.April67"  "6. Apr. 67"  "6 April 1967"
#    color body white red \
# "(0?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[01])[.]? *)\
# \\<(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])?"
# 2017-06-14 simplify month names
#  color body white brightmagenta  '(0?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[01])[.]? *)(jan|feb|mar|apr|may|jun|jul|aug|sep|oct|nov|dec)[a-z]+( *(19|20)?[0-9][0-9])?'
# 2017-06-18 add possible commata between month and day (how silly)
# examples: "31., July"
   color body white brightmagenta  '(0?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[01])[.]?[, ]*)(jan|feb|mar|apr|may|jun|jul|aug|sep|oct|nov|dec)[a-z]+( *(19|20)?[0-9][0-9])?'
#
# Format: "DD Month (YYYY)"
# examples: "23. January 2017"  "23 januar 17"  "5 feb 1989"
#    color body yellow red \
# '\<(0?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[012]?[.]? *)\
# \\<(jan(uary)?|feb(ruary)?|march|apr(il)?|may|june?|july?|aug(ust)?|\
# sept(ember)?|oct(ober)?|nov(ember)?|dec(ember)?)\\>\
# ( *(19|20)?[0-9][0-9])?'
# - optional dot after day
# - simplified month names (forst three letters only)
# - optional year, optional 19/20 prefix
#    color body brightyellow brightmagenta '\<(0?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[012])[.]? *)(jan|feb|mar|apr|may|jun|jul|aug|sep|oct|nov|dec)[a-z]*( *(19|20)?[0-9][0-9])?'
# clashes with "[4. juli 17]:23h" -> make century "(19|20)" mandatory
     color body brightyellow brightmagenta '\<(0?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[012])[.]? *)(jan|feb|mar|apr|may|jun|jul|aug|sep|oct|nov|dec)[a-z]*( *(19|20)[0-9][0-9])?'

# 2002-04-13, 2010-01-12, 2010-01-15, 2015-10-26
# Times on the clock - but without am|pm or "c.t." or "s.t."
# examples: 9:00 12:07h 12:07:00 23uhr 23.05Uhr "18 h"
#   color body brightblue  default \
#"([01]?[0-9]|2[0-3])([.:][0-5][0-9])?([.:][0-5][0-9])? ?(h|Uhr)?"
# problem: these minutes and seconds are optional as well as
# the trailing hour indicator - so it might just be a number.
# this matches too much, and makes it really slow, too.
# so here it will *require* "h" of "Uhr" at the end:
# color body brightblue  default "\\<([01]?[0-9]|2[0-3])([.:][0-5][0-9])?([.:][0-5][0-9])? ?(h|uhr)\\>"
# removing seconds..
  color body brightcyan  default '\<([01]?[0-9]|2[0-3])([.:][0-5][0-9])? ?(h|uhr)\>'

# 2015-11-25, 2017-02-01, 2018-02-12
# time ranges
# this adds "ab|um|bis"
# examples: "ab 18:00" "ab 18:00 Uhr" "um 13h"  "bis 23:59:59"
# color body black yellow '(ab|um|bis) *([01][0-9]|2[0-4])(:[0-5][0-9])?(:[0-5][0-9])?( ?(h|uhr))?"
# color body black yellow '(ab|um|bis) *([01][0-9]|2[0-4])(:[0-5][0-9])?( *(h|uhr))?"
  color body black yellow '(ab|am|an|bis|gegen|um|von|vor) *([01][0-9]|2[0-4])([.:][0-5][0-9])?( *(h|uhr))?"
# mandatory hour indicator:
  color body black yellow '(ab|am|an|bis|gegen|um|von|vor) *([01][0-9]|2[0-4])([.:][0-5][0-9])?( *(h|uhr))"
# mandatory minutes:
  color body black yellow '(ab|am|an|bis|gegen|um|von|vor) *([01][0-9]|2[0-4])([.:][0-5][0-9])( *(h|uhr))?"

# 2016-06-03
# YYYY-Mon-DD
# example: 2016-jun-03
  color body brightyellow blue '20[012][0-9]-(jan|feb|mar|apr|may|jun|jul|aug|sep|oct|nov|dec)-(0?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[01])'

# 2017-05-21
# "on/to $DATE"
# examples: "am 6.4." "bis 23. 5." "bis 24. 6. 2017"
# color body black yellow '(ab|am|an|bis|um) *[0123]?[0-9][.]( ?[0-9]|1[012])[.]( ?20[012][0-9])?'
# matches: "um 1.0." :-O
# 0 -> 1
  color body black yellow '\<(ab|am|an|bis|um) *[0123]?[0-9][.]( ?[1-9]|1[012])[.]( ?20[012][0-9])?'

# 2015-11-26
# times in "HH:MM" or "HH.MM"
# example: "17:23"    "23.59"
# disabled in favor of the preceding RE
#   color body brightblue  default '\<([01]?[0-9]|2[0-3])[.:][0-5][0-9]\>'
#
# TIME RANGES
# .., 2016-02-03
# examples: "9.00 - 17:23 h" "14–16h"  "17:23"
#
# trying to use backreference:
# color body brightblue  default "\\<(([01]?[0-9]|2[0-3])([.:][0-5][0-9])?) ?- \1 ?(h|uhr)\\>"
# 2016-02-03 adding long dash as separator
# 2017-02-01 this adds "ab|um|bis"
# color body brightcyan  default  '\<(ab|um|bis|von) *\<([01]?[0-9]|2[0-3])(:[0-5][0-9])?( ?[-–]? ?([01]?[0-9]|2[0-3])([.:][0-5][0-9])?)? ?(min|h|uhr)?\>'
# well.. if the dashes for the range are missing then it is *not* a range!
# with required dashes:
  color body brightcyan  default  '\<(ab|am|an|bis|gegen|um|von|vor|zum) *\<([01]?[0-9]|2[0-3])(:[0-5][0-9])? ?[-–]? ?([01]?[0-9]|2[0-3])([.:][0-5][0-9])?)( *(min|h|uhr))?\>'
# 2017-05-22, 2017-06-16, 2017-11-16
# examples: "ab 22.5.2017"  "bis zum 28.6."  "bis zum 05.09.2017"  "bis zum 30.6.17"
  color body brightcyan  default  '\<(ab|am|an|bis|gegen|um|von|vor|zum) *(0?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[01])[.](0?[1-9]|1[12])[.]( *(19|20)?[0-9][0-9])?'
#
# and this one requires at least one colon or dot
# (with a possible suffix of "h", "Uhr", "am" or "pm"):
# example: "00:00" "12.07pm" "5:23 PM" "23.42" "23:59:59"
# color body brightred   default '\<([01]?[0-9]|2[0-3])([.:][0-5][0-9])?([.:][0-5][0-9])\>( *(h|uhr|am|pm)?)?\>'
# 23pm doesnt make sense. silly!
# color body brightred   default        '\<(0?[1-9]|1[012])([.:][0-5][0-9])?([.:][0-5][0-9])?\>( *(am|pm)?)\>'
# color body brightred   default '\<(0?[1-9]|1[0-9]|2[0-4])([.:][0-5][0-9])?([.:][0-5][0-9])?\>( *(h|uhr)?)\>'
# 2018-02-07 adding "(ab|am|an|bis|gegen|um|von)"
# 2018-02-12 HH:MM or HH.MM is required
# color body brightmagenta   default '(ab|am|an|bis|gegen|um|von|vor)? *\<(0?[1-9]|1[012])([.:][0-5][0-9])([.:][0-5][0-9])?( *(am|pm)?)\>'
# without dots:
  color body brightmagenta   default '(ab|am|an|bis|gegen|um|von|vor)? *\<(0?[1-9]|1[012])([:][0-5][0-9])([:][0-5][0-9])?( *(am|pm)?)\>'
# color body brightmagenta   default '(ab|am|an|bis|gegen|um|von|vor)? *\<(0?[1-9]|1[0-9]|2[0-4])([.:][0-5][0-9])([.:][0-5][0-9])?( *(h|uhr)?)\>'
# without dots:
  color body brightmagenta   default '(ab|am|an|bis|gegen|um|von|vor)? *\<(0?[1-9]|1[0-9]|2[0-4])([:][0-5][0-9])([:][0-5][0-9])?( *(h|uhr)?)\>'
#
# examples: 9:00 12:07h 12:07:00 23uhr 23.05Uhr "12 Uhr c.t."  "16h s.t"
#   color body brightblue  default \
#"([01]?[0-9]|2[0-3])([.:][0-5][0-9])([.:][0-5][0-9])? ?(am|pm)?(h|Uhr)?( *[cs][.]t[.])?"
# make "h" or "Uhr" compulsory:
#   color body brightblue  default \
#"([01]?[0-9]|2[0-3])([.:][0-5][0-9])?([.:][0-5][0-9])? ?(am|pm)?(h|Uhr)( *[cs][.]t[.])?"
#
# 2013-01-19
# Times and Time Ranges with full hours
# required: the 'h' or "uhr" at the end
# examples: 00h 23h 17-23h  "5 - 23 uhr"
  color body brightblue  default "[012][0-9]([- ]+[012][0-9])?(h|uhr)"
# 2017-06-12
# Times and Time Ranges with full hours *and* minutes
# examples: "0-24h"  "00:01-23:59"  "5-23:42h"  "17-23:23 uhr"
#   color body brightmagenta white   "[012][0-9]([.:][0-5][0-9])?[- ]+[012][0-9]([.:][0-5][0-9])?)?( *(h|uhr))?"
# note: "[- ]+" might also result in spaces only. so switching
# to    " *[-]+ *" to require at least one minus sign.
# examples: "0- 24h"  "00:01 - 23:59"  "5 -23:42h"  "17  -  23:23 uhr"
# color body brightmagenta  white   "[012][0-9]([.:][0-5][0-9])? *[-]+ *[012][0-9]([.:][0-5][0-9])?)?( *(h|uhr))?"
# color body brightwhite  magenta   "([01][0-9]|2[0-4])([.:][0-5][0-9])? *[-]+ *([01][0-9]|2[0-4])([.:][0-5][0-9])?)?( *(h|uhr))?"
# remove dots:
  color body brightwhite  magenta   "([01][0-9]|2[0-4])([:][0-5][0-9])? *[-]+ *([01][0-9]|2[0-4])([:][0-5][0-9])?)?( *(h|uhr))?"
# 2017-05-19
# time ranges with hours and minutes
# examples:  "17:23 - 23:42 h"
# color body brightyellow   default '[012]?[0-9]:[0-5][0-9]h? ?- ?[012]?[0-9]:[0-5][0-9] ?h?'
#
# 2017-06-13, 2017-07-07
# "zwischen 5h und 23h"
# "von 5.23h bis 17:42 uhr"
# 2018-12-07: "zwischen 7 und 9 uhr"
  color body black brightgreen    "(ab|am|an|bis|gegen|um|von|vor|zwischen) *[012]?[0-9]([.:][0-5][0-9])?(h|uhr)? *(-|bis|und) *[012]?[0-9]([.:][0-5][0-9])?)?( *(h|uhr))?"

# 2017-06-18, 2018-02-12
# simple times with "am" and "pm"
# examples: "3am" "5pm"
  color body brightmagenta default '\<(0?[0-9]|1[012])([.:][0-5][0-9])? *(am|pm)\>'

# 2002-04-10: 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)?)?"

# 2015-11-28, 2015-12-07, 2017-11-13, 2017-12-20
# relative days
# "heute morgen"  "gestern nachmittag"
  color body brightyellow default '\<(vor)?gestern|heute|(ueber)?morgen|morgen *|(nach|vor)?mittag|abend)?\>'

# 2020-01-31
   color body brightmagenta  default '(montag|dienstag|mittwoch|donnerstag|freitag|sonnabend|samstag|sonntag)'
# 2017-06-14
# "jeden freitag"  "letzten montag"
   color body brightmagenta  default '(diesen|jeden|letzten|nächsten|vorherigen) *(montag|dienstag|mittwoch|donnerstag|freitag|sonnabend|samstag|sonntag)'
# TEST:
#  color body black brightmagenta  '(diesen|jeden|letzten|nächsten|vorherigen)'
#
# 2017-07-13
# $wochentag(morgen|mittag|abend)
   color body brightmagenta  default '(montag|dienstag|mittwoch|donnerstag|freitag|sonnabend|samstag|sonntag) *(morgen|(nach)mittag|abend)'
#
# 2002-04-13, 2008-11-24, 2015-04-11, 2015-12-05:
# Week Days - long form:
# with "s?" at the end to catch eg "donnerstags"
   color body brightcyan  default '\<(montag|dienstag|mittwoch|donnerstag|freitag|sonnabend|samstag|sonntag)s?\>'
# 2017-06-14
# "am 3. dienstag im monat"
   color body brightmagenta  default '(am)? *[1-5][.] *(montag|dienstag|mittwoch|donnerstag|freitag|sonnabend|samstag|sonntag)( *(des|im) monats?)?'
# 2017-06-14, 2017-11-18
   color body brightgreen    default '\<(abends?|mittags?|morgens|nachmittags?|nachts|vormittags?)\>'
#
# Week Days (DE) - only three letters:
#  color body blue  white '\<(mon|die|mit|don|fre|son|sam|son)\>'
# Week Days (EN) - only three letters:
#  color body blue  white '\<(mon|tue|wed|thu|fri|sat|sun)\>'
#
# Week Days (DE) - only two   letters:
#  color body brightyellow blue  '\<(Mo|Di|Mi|Do|Fr|Sa|So)\>'
   color body brightyellow blue  '(\<Mo\>|\<Di\>|\<Mi\>|\<Do\>|\<Fr\>|\<Sa\>|\<So\>)\>'
# require uppercase!
# Week Days (EN) - only two   letters:
#  color body blue  white '\<(mo|tu|we|th|fr|sa|su)\>'
#
# Week Day Ranges (DE):
# example: mo-fr sa+so fr/so
   color body blue  white '\<(mo|di|mi|do|fr|so|sa|so)[-+/](mo|di|mi|do|fr|so|sa|so)\>'
# Week Day Ranges (EN):
# example: mo-fr sa+su fr/su
# WARNING: "so" and "we" are also proper words.  kinda annoying..
#  color body blue  white '\<(mo|tu|we|th|fr|sa|su)[-+/](mo|tu|we|th|fr|sa|su)\>'

# Week Days - long form:
   color body blue  white '\<(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 brightblue  default "\\<(mon|tue|wed|thu|fri|sat|sun)\\>"

## Date: header recognition
## example: 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}"
#
# 2002-11-16, 2017-06-22
# MMM DD HH:MM:SS
# Nov 16 16:16:16 <- example
   color body brightyellow blue \
'\<(jan|feb|mar|apr|may|jun|jul|aug|sep|oct|nov|dec)([a-z]+)?\>\
 ?([ 0]?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[012])\
 ?([01][0-9]|2[0-4]):[0-5][0-9]:[0-5][0-9]'

# 2020-02-07
# time as   HH:MM:SS
# example:  23:42:05
   color body brightyellow blue '\<([01][0-9]|2[0-4]):[0-5][0-9]:[0-5][0-9]\>'

# 2015-11-19, 2017-06-22
# dates: dd.mm.yy
# dots required. no spaces in betwen.
# examples: 01.01.01  23.05.89  06.04.67  19.11.15  22.06.2017
# color body brightyellow blue '\<(0?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[01])[.](0?[1-9]|1[012])[.](19[0-9][0-9]|20[01][0-9])\>'
# color body brightyellow blue '\<(0?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[01])[.](0?[1-9]|1[012])[.](19|20)?[0-9][0-9])\>'
  color body brightyellow blue '\<(0?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[01])[.](0?[1-9]|1[012])[.](19|20)?[0-9][0-9])'

# 2016-11-27
# dates as "dd.mm.".  dots required, no spaces.
  color body brightyellow blue '\<(0?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[012])[.](0?[1-9]|1[012])[.]'
# 2017-06-18
# date ranges as "dd-dd.mm."
  color body brightyellow brightblue '\<(0?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[012])[.]-(0?[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[012])[.](0?[1-9]|1[012])[.]'


# 2015-11-19 "#Day (of) Mon(thname)"
# example:  "23. of May"  "1st Apr"  "19th of November"
  color body brightyellow default '\<[0-9][0-9]?[.]?(st|nd|rd|th)?( of)? \<(jan|feb|mar|apr|may|jun|jul|aug|sep|oct|nov|dec)[a-z]*\>'
#
# 2015-11-01 "#Day Monthname #Year"
# Monthname must start with capital letter.
# examples:  "1 Apr 2016" "1. APRIL 2016"
# color body brightyellow default '([0-9][0-9]?-)?[0-9][0-9]?[.]? [A-z][A-Za-z]* (20)?[0-1][0-9]'
# color body brightyellow default '([0-9][0-9]?-)?[0-9][0-9]?[.]? [A-z][A-Za-z]* 20?[0-1][0-9]'
# "20" century mandatory:
  color body brightyellow default '[0-9][0-9]?[.]?(st|nd|rd|th)?( of)? *[A-Z][A-Za-z]* 20[012][0-9]'
#
# 2015-11-19 "#DayRange Monthname #Year"
# examples:  "19-23 November 2015"
# color body brightblue    default '[0-9][0-9]?-?[0-9][0-9]?[.]? [A-Z][A-Za-z]* 20[0-1][0-9]'
# 2018-02-14 allow spaces around the dash:
  color body brightmagenta default '[0-9][0-9]?[.]? *-? *[0-9][0-9]?[.]? [A-Z][A-Za-z]* 20[012][0-9]'

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

# 2002-04-13, 2017-04-17
# Postleitzahlen (aka PLZ) (ZIP codes in Germany)
# examples: "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-Za-zäöüßÄÖÜ]+"
# 2015-11-20 ZIP codes of Berlin (10115--14199), Graz, and Vienna:
   color body yellow red '1[0-4][0-9][0-9][0-9] *berlin'
   color body yellow red '8([01][0-9]|2[0-3])0 *graz'
   color body yellow red '1([01][0-9]|2[0-3])0 *(vienna|wien)'
# 2015-12-05
# Berlin ZIP codes. these are all four digit prefixes - followed by any other digit:
   color body yellow red \
'(101[17]|1024|103[16]|104[03]|105[58]|1062|107[01]|107[78]|1082|109[69]|120[459]|121[056]|1220|122[047]|123[045]|124[3598]|125[258]|126[1278]|130[58]|131[258]|133[45]|134[036]|135[089]|1362|140[589]|141[0269])[0-9]'
# here is the regex with *all* Berlin ZIP codes (604 chars) - no exceptions:
# (101(1[579]|7[89]))|(102(4[3579]))|(103(1[5789]|6[579]))|(104(0[579]|3[579]))|(105(5[13579]|8[579]))|(106(2[3579]))|(107(0[79]|1[13579]))|(107(7[79]|8[13579]))|(108(2[3579]))|(109(6[13579]|9[79]))|(120(4[3579]|5[13579]|99))|(121(0[13479]|5[79]|6[13579]))|(122(0[3479]))|(122(0[3579]|4[79]|7[79]))|(123(0[579]|4[79]|5[13579]))|(124(3[579]|59|8[79]))|(125(2[467]|5[579]|8[79]))|(126(1[9]|2[1379]|79|8[13579]))|(130(5[13579]|8[689]))|(131(2[579]|5[689]|8[79]))|(133(4[79]|5[13579]))|(134(0[3579]|3[579]|6[579]))|(135(0[3579]|8[13579]|9[13579]))|(136(2[79]))|(140(5[023579]|89))|(141(09|29|6[3579]|9[3579]))

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

#  Lists
#  bulleted list:
#  * one        o one
#  * two        o two
#  * three      o three
#  dashed list:
#  - one
#  - two
#  - three
#  color body red          default "^ *[-*] +"
# 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 brightred    default "^ *[-*] "
#
# allow minus (-), long-dash (–), star (*), and bullet (•).
# subtle colors:
#  color body brightgreen  default "^ *[-–*•]+ "
# standout colors:
   color body brightwhite default "^ *[-–*•o]+ "
#
#  color body brightyellow default "^[ 	]*¿ "

# 2016-11-29
# numbered lists
# example:
# (1) foo | 1) foo
# (2) bar | 2) bar
  color body brightwhite  default '^[(]?[0-9]+[)] '

#  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}"

# 2002-04-05:
# 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.

# 2002-04-13, 2015-11-03, 2015-11-14
# HTML tags
#  color body yellow       default "\</?\w+\>" # "\w" is vim regexp!
   color body brightyellow default  "</?[^ ]+>"

# 2002-04-13:
# Quoted text in single quotes:
#  color body yellow       default "'[a-z0-9 ]+'"
# require that the text starts and ends with a letter:
#  color body yellow       default "'\w[a-z0-9 ]+[a-z0-9.?!]'"
#  color body yellow       default "'[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       default '"[a-z][a-z0-9 ]+[a-z0-9.?!]"'
#  color body yellow       default '"\w[a-z0-9 ]+[a-z0-9.?!]"'
#  color body yellow       default '"\w[a-z0-9 ]+\w"'
## color body yellow       default '"\<\w[a-z0-9 ]+\w\>"'
#
# 2011-09-14
# quoting for level 1 and 2:
# color body brightblue    default '^> [^>]*'
# color body brightgreen   default '^> > [^>]*'

# 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]+"

# 2003-09-04, 2016-08-08, 2016-08-09, 2018-07-17
# programs and their versions numbers
# examples: and mutt-1.5.4, mutt-1-5.23-3, mutt-1.6.2-1, mutt-1.10.0
  color body brightyellow default "mutt([-_]| *)?[01]\.1?[0-9]\.[0-9]*([-][0-9]*)?([.](debian|dsc|orig|tar|gz|xz))+"
# examples: mutt_1.6.2-1.dsc mutt_1.6.2.orig.tar.gz mutt_1.6.2-1.debian.tar.xz
# slrn 0.9.8.0
  color body brightyellow default "slrn(-| *)0\.[789]\.[0-8]\.[0-9]"

# 2002-04-14, 2016-02-09, 2016-02-15, 2016-05-02
# Linux Distributions and their versions
  color body white red '(linux *)?\<(arch|centos|debian|fedora|gentoo|redhat|(open)?suse|[lx]?ubuntu)\>( *linux)?'
# 2016-05-13
# not so well knows linux systems:
  color body white red '\<(alpine|crux(ex)?|knoppix|mandrake|slackware|tinycore)( *linux)'
  #  http://www.alpinelinux.org/about/
  #  https://crux.nu/
  #  http://tinycorelinux.net/
  #  http://cruxex.exton.net/
# "Ubuntu 16.04 LTS"
  color body yellow red 'ubuntu( *[01][0-9][.](04|10))?( *lts)?'
# other free OSs:
  color body white red '(freebsd|netbsd|nixos|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|7|10)?\>'
  color  body black brightmagenta '\<windows[- ]?(3[.]11|95|98|9x|nt|2k|2000|me|xp|7|10)\>'
  color  body black brightmagenta '\<win(dows?)?(95(se)?|nt|2000|2k|xp)'
# detecting "xp" as words only:
# color body red default '\*?\<xp\>\*?'
#
# 2017-06-14, 2017-12-05
# examples: "Mac" "Mac OS" "Mac OS X"
  color body red default 'mac ?os ?x?'

# CITIES, PLACES

# Europe capitals [2004-03-03]
# http://www.what-is-the-capital-of.com/europe-capitals.html
  color body white red \
'\<(amsterdam|andorra.la.vella|athens|belfast|belgrade|berlin|bern|bratislava|brussels|bucharest|budapest|cardiff|chisinau|copenhagen|dublin|edinburgh|helsinki|kiev|lisbon|ljubljana|london|luxembourg|madrid|minsk|monaco|moscow|oslo|paris|prague|reykjavik|riga|rome|san.marino|sarajevo|skopje|sofia|stockholm|tallinn|tbilisi|the.hague|tirane|vaduz|valletta|vienna|vilnius|warsaw|zagreb)\>'

# 2009-05-19
# cities mentioned in a newsletter by germanwings
  color body white red \
'\<(berlin|belgrade|cologne-bonn|dresden|hamburg|leipzig|london|mallorca|munich|stockholm|stuttgart|vienna|warsaw|zagreb|zurich)\>'

# 2002-11-16, 2006-10-31, 2010-01-12, 2016-07-07, 2016-11-22, 2017-10-29
# krautland - city names:
  color body white red \
'\<(aachen|augsburg|bad.salzuflen|bad.tölz|baden-baden|bamberg|bayreuth|bergheim|\
bergisch.gladbach|berlin|bielefeld|bocholt|bonn|braunschweig|bremen|bremerhaven|\
chemnitz|cottbus|düren|düsseldorf|darmstadt|detmold|dortmund|dresden|duesseldorf|\
elmshorn|erlangen|eschweiler|esslingen.am.neckar|euskirchen|\
flensburg|fürth|frankfurt(/main|/oder)?|freiburg|fulda|\
giessen|goerlitz|gütersloh|güttingen|garmisch-partenkirchen|\
halle|hamburg|hannover|heidelberg|heilbronn|herford|hilden|hildesheim|\
iserlohn|jena|koeln|köln|karlsruhe|kassel|kerpen|kiel|konstanz|krefeld|\
lübeck|lüdenscheid|leipzig|leverkusen|lippstadt|ludwigsburg|ludwigshafen|\
magdeburg|mainz|mannheim|marburg|minden|mönchengladbach|münchen|muenchen|münster|\
nürnberg|neumünster|neuss|neustadt|norderstedt|oberhausen|offenbach|oldenburg|\
paderborn|passau|pforzheim|pinneberg|potsdam|pulheim|\
ratingen|regensburg|remscheid|rheine|rostock|ruhrgebiet|\
saarbrücken|schwerin|siegen|solingen|st..augustin|stuttgart|\
troisdorf|ulm|viersen|villingen-schwenningen|\
würzburg|waiblingen|wiesbaden|wuppertal)s?\>'

# 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 green default \
'\<(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 green default \
'\<(charlottenburg|friedrichshain|hellersdorf|hohenschönhausen|\
kreuzberg|köpenick|lichtenberg|marzahn|mitte|neukölln|\
pankow|reinickendorf|schöneberg|spandau|steglitz|\
tempelhof|treptow|wilmersdorf|zehlendorf)\>'

# 2016-12-10
# 'Kieze' - some smaller areas in berlin
  color body green default '(dahlem|grunewald|moabit|schmargendorf)'

# vienna suburbs 2005-06-04
#  1.: Innere Stadt
#  2.: Leopoldstadt
#  3.: Landstrasse
#  4.: Wieden
#  5.: Margareten
#  6.: Mariahilf
#  7.: Neubau
#  8.: Josefstadt
#  9.: Alsergrund
# 10.: Favoriten
# 11.: Simmering
# 12.: Meidling
# 13.: Hietzing
# 14.: Penzing
# 15.: Rudolfsheim
# 16.: Ottakring
# 17.: Hernals
# 18.: Währing
# 20.: Brigittenau
# 21.: Floridsdorf
# 22.: Donaustadt
# 23.: Liesing
 color body white red \
'\<(innere.stadt|leopoldstadt|landstrasse|wieden|margareten|mariahilf|neubau|josefstadt|alsergrund|favoriten|simmering|meidling|hietzing|penzing|rudolfsheim|ottakring|hernals|währing|brigittenau|floridsdorf|donaustadt|liesing)\>'

# 2004-09-13
# cities in austria
  color body white red \
'\<(bregenz|eisenstadt|graz|innsbruck|klagenfurt|linz|salzburg|pölten|wien)\>'

# 2017-03-30
# cities in switzerland
  color body white red '\<(basel|bern|genf|z(ue|ü)rich)\>'

# 2016-09-16
# cities with events
  color body white red '\<(brüssel|dornbirn|dresden|eindhoven|essen|göteborg|hattingen|oberhausen|prag)\>'

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

# 2017-01-25
# Finding myself in Emails
  color body brightyellow blue  "(sven ?guckes)"
  color body brightyellow blue  "(sveng|guckes)"
# color body brightyellow blue  "(Sven|Guckes)"
  color body brightyellow blue  "[^ ]+@guckes.net"

# 2002-09-20, 2016-12-10, 2017-07-26
# quoted-printable characters: =HH where 'H' is a hex digit
# examples:  "=20" (space)  "=3D" (equal sign)
# color body yellow blue  "=[0-9A-F][0-9A-F]\>"
# now with word boundary:
# color body yellow   blue  "=[0-9A-F][0-9A-F]\>"
  color body white magenta  "=[0-9A-F][0-9A-F]"
#
# a colon at the end of a line (this preserves a line ending):
# color body yellow blue  "=$"

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

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

# DONNERWETTER -> ~/.mutt/color.donnerwetter

# 2003-12-18
# vim commands, like ":center" and ":help uganda"
  color body green default '":[a-z]+ *[a-z]*"'

# 2004-04-29
# file permissions eg "-rwx-rw-r--"
  color body green default "[-]([-r][-w][-x]){3}"

# 2004-09-15
# colorize (quoted) subheader lines.
# example:
# > > [old subject]
# > [new subject]
# > forget the old subject!
#
  color body white red '^[> ]*[.*] *$'

# 2004-11-05
# color for highbit characters:
# 2007-05-09:
# mutt 1.5.15 chokes on the following line:
# color body yellow red '[€-ÿ]'

# 2005-02-06, 2013-02-26, 2014-09-22, 2016-12-28
# color for gpg/gpg fingerprints
# color body red green "\(\([0-9a-f]{4}\)  *\){5}"
#
# color body red green "fingerprint: \([0-9A-F]{4}\){5}  \([0-9A-F]{4}\){5}"
# color body red green              "\([0-9A-F]{4}\){5}  \([0-9A-F]{4}\){5}"
# allowing for some spaces in between the first and second five blocks:
# color body red green              "\([0-9A-F]{4} \){5}  ?\( [0-9A-F]{4}\){5}"
# color body red green "fingerprint: \([0-9A-F]{4} \){5}  ?\( [0-9A-F]{4}\){5}"
# block of four hex - 10 of them. with one or two spaces in between:
  color body brightred default "fingerprint: \([0-9A-F]{4} ? ?\){10}"
# beispiel:
#  1234 5678 CAFE DEAD BEEF  1234 5678 CAFE DEAD BEEF
#  12345123451234512345ABCDEABCDEABCDEABCDEABCDEABCDE
#  11111222223333344444555551111122222333334444455555
#
#   Primary key fingerprint: CF51 CB88 7D9A B184 AD50  21F4 DA6B 2836 5A21 B2D0
#        Subkey fingerprint: 4F7E 9F72 3D19 7D66 7842  AE11 5F04 8E6F 0E4B 4494
#
# a possible fingerprint - five or ten groups of four hex each:
  color body brightred green "(0x *)?\([0-9a-f]{4} ?\){10}"
  color body brightred green "(0x *)?\([0-9a-f]{4} ?\){5}"

# 2016-12-07
# gpg: short IDs and long IDs
# example: "0x 1234 5678 ABCD EF01"
# color body brightred green "(0x *)?\([0-9a-f]{4} ?\){2}"
# color body brightred green "(0x *)?\([0-9a-f]{4} ?\){4}"
# .. these also matched only four-letter-suffixes,
# eg "ABCD" and (embe)"dded" o_O
#
# color body brightwhite   green '(0x *)?([0-9a-f]{4} ?){2}'
# color body brightyellow  green '(0x *)?([0-9a-f]{4} ?){4}'
#
  color body brightwhite   green        '([0-9a-f]{4} ?){2}'
  color body brightyellow  green        '([0-9a-f]{4} ?){4}'

# 2015-09-11, 2016-09-04, 2017-09-17
## # example: "key ID 1234ABCD"
##   color body red       green 'key ID [0-9A-F]{8}\>
##   color body black     green 'key ID [0-9A-F]{16}\>
##   color body black     green 'key ID [0-9A-F]{32}\>
## # 2016-02-21, 2017-09-17
## # keys
##   color body black white        '(public )?key [0-9a-f]{8}'
##   color body black green        '(public )?key [0-9a-f]{16}'
##   color body black green        '(public )?key [0-9a-f]{32}'
##   color body black brightyellow '(public )?key [0-9a-f]{40}'
## # 2005-02-01, 2016-03-09
## # color for gpg/pgp key IDs with 0x prefix
## # examples: 0x0185391B 0xeab97f200185391b
##   color body yellow red "0x[0-9a-f]{8}"
##   color body yellow red "0x[0-9a-f]{16}"
# 2017-09-17
  color body black white        '(public )?key (ID)? (0x)?[0-9a-f]{8}'
  color body black green        '(public )?key (ID)? (0x)?[0-9a-f]{16}'
  color body black green        '(public )?key (ID)? (0x)?[0-9a-f]{32}'
  color body black brightyellow '(public )?key (ID)? (0x)?[0-9a-f]{40}'

# ...., 2017-06-30, 2017-07-11
# PGP strings:
  color body brightyellow  default "-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----"
  color body brightyellow  default "-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----"

  color body brightyellow  default "-----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----"
  color body brightyellow  default "-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----"

# 2016-12-11
# examples:  pubkey seckey  "public key" "secret key"
  color body brightgreen default 'pub(lic)? *key'
  color body brightred   default 'sec(ret)? *key'
  color body brightred   default   'private *key'
# DE:
  color body brightgreen default    'geheimer *schlüssel'
  color body brightred   default 'priv(ater)? *schlüssel'

# 2013-02-26
# md5sums numbers - 32 hex
# echo -n | md5sum
# d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e  -
  color body brightred green "\([0-9a-f]{32}\)"

# 2016-12-08
# sha1sum number - 40 hex
# echo -n |sha1sum
# da39a3ee5e6b4b0d3255bfef95601890afd80709  -
  color body brightred green "\([0-9a-f]{40}\)"

# 2016-12-08
# sha1sum number - 64 hex
# echo -n | sha256sum
# e3b0c44298fc1c149afbf4c8996fb92427ae41e4649b934ca495991b7852b855  -
  color body brightred green "\([0-9a-f]{64}\)"

# 2015-12-09
# set a special color for the "good signature" text which should
# come from gpg (or pgp) after the verification of the signature.
# color body brightmagenta       red "good signature"
  color body brightmagenta brightred "good signature" # blinks! eek!
#
# "gpg: BAD signature from ..."
  color body black         brightred "bad signature"
#
# 2016-12-11
  color body black         brightred "this key has expired"

# 2005-06-02 LaTeX commands, eg "\foo{bar}"
  color body white blue  '\\\<[a-z]+\>\(\{.*\}\)?'

# 2005-08-11
# UKUUG in swansea
# color body yellow blue "(wales|swansea|bristol)"

# 2005-09-18
# CAcert
# color body white blue "assured .*(.*)"

# 2005-12-23 NOTIFY
  color body white blue ".* joined your .*"
  color body white red  ".* unsubscribed from .*"

# 2009-05-04, 2015-11-21, 2016-09-14, 2016-09-30, 2017-04-16
# twitter tags
# color body brightgreen default '\*[0-9a-z]+'
# trying this with a word boundary:
# color body brightred default '\*\<[0-9a-z]+\>'
# these work quite well:
  color body brightgreen default  '#\<[-0-9a-z_]+\>'
  color body brightgreen default  '@\<[-0-9a-z_]+\>'
# examples: #vim @foo_bar @a-b-c

# 2009-06-17 linuxwiki.de changes
# 2015-11-11 also valid in vim patches
  color body green default '^\+ .*'
  # some lines are "empty"
  color body green default '^\+$'
  #
  color body green default '^! .*'
# 2020-11-08
# vim reserved words in patches
# color body white          green '\<(alloc|case|defined|else|if|int|struct|typedef|void)\>'
# "if|then|else" appears in too many other contexts :-/
  color body white          green '\<(alloc|case|defined|int|struct|typedef|void)\>'
  color body brightred      default '[*](buf|name|self)\>'
# comments in vim code
  color body brightyellow   default '//'
  color body brightyellow   default '(/[*]|[*]/)'
# curly braces in vim code only with spaces before them
  color body brightyellow   default '(^ *\{|^ *\})'
#
  color body brightblue     default '(^[\t ]*\{|^[\t ]*\})'

# 2010-09-30, 2010-11-22, 2018-04-25
# wiki style section headers
# color body brightyellow default "^= .* =$"
# 2018-02-26 allowing whitespace before first equal sign
  color body brightyellow default "^ *= .* =$"
# color body brightgreen  default "^== .* ==$"
  color body brightgreen  default "^==.*==$"
  color body brightred    default "^ *==.*==$"
  color body brightgreen  default "^#\+"
# 2018-06-17
  color body brightgreen  default "^== "
#
# 2016-09-25
# example: "## CryptoParty 46 ##"
  color body brightgreen  default "^##[^#]+##$"
#
# 2017-12-09
# example: "## Notes"
  color body brightgreen  default "^##[^#]+$"

# 2012-01-23
# fingerprint of 2048bit key
# 00:a8:b0:7f:09:c6:7c:54:84:61:a9:26:06:be:58:
# 78:e8:e0:33:6b:ef:f0:09:a1:18:20:af:30:dd:73:
  color body brightyellow default '([0-9a-f][0-9a-f]:){15}[0-9a-f][0-9a-f]'

# 2017-03-13
# MAC addresses
# example: 12:34:56:ab:cd:ef
  color body brightyellow magenta '([0-9a-f][0-9a-f]:){5}[0-9a-f][0-9a-f]'

# 2012-03-11, 2016-01-26
# "subject lines" - ie lines with only one word,
# followed by a colon or exclamation mark:
# example: "deadline!" or "meetup:"
  color body brightyellow default '^[a-z_]+[:!]$'
  color body brightyellow default '^[a-z_]+[:!] +'
#
# 2017-12-16
# example: "Configure options:" "Compilation CFLAGS:" "Compile options:"
  color body brightmagenta default '^[a-z_]+ [a-z_]+[:!]'

# 2013-02-27
# example: "( A != B ) && ( B || C )"
# logical operators in code
  color body green default '!='
  color body green default '&&'
  color body green default '\|\|'

# comments in code
# example: "/* no comment? */"
  color body brightblue  default '/\*.*\*/'
# 2015-12-30
# example: "^   # this is a comment"
  color body brightblue  default '^ *# '

# patch number in mails on vim mailing list:
# example: "Patch 7.4.900" [as of 2015-10-25]
  color body red         white 'Patch [0-9]\.[0-9]\.[0-9]+'

# 2015-10-27
# example line in this setup file:
  color body brightblue default "^# example:"

# 2015-10-30
# UTF-8 Quotations marks
# example:  „Netzneutralität"  “Artist Run Data Center”
# <“> 8220, Hex 201c, Oktal 20034
# <”> 8221, Hex 201d, Oktal 20035
# <„> 8222, Hex 201e, Oktal 20036
# color body brightwhite default '¿[^ ]+"'
# color body brightwhite default '¿.+["¿]'
# color body brightyellow default '[¿¿"][^"¿¿]+["¿¿]'
#
# color body brightyellow default '[„”"].+[”“"]'
# ".*" and ".+" are just too greedy :-/
#
# color body brightyellow default '[„“”"][^„“”"]+[”“"]'
# color body brightyellow default '[„“”"]+[^„“”"]+[”“"]'
# 2018-01-31 require a non-space inside first:
  color body brightyellow default '[„“”"]+[^ ][^„“”"]+[”“"]'
# 2016-09-15: the first '+' is apparently required
# to colorize the initial character set.  weird! o_O

# 2015-10-30
# example: "*Achtung*:"
  color body green default '^\*[^:]+:\*'

# 2015-11-01  dash-words
# example: "up-to-date"
# color body brightyellow default '[a-zäöüß]+(-[a-zäöüß]+)+'
# WARNING:  this may overlap with special words,
# eg "Werner-Eckert-Straße"
# try again with word boundaries:
# color body brightyellow   default '\<[a-zäöüß]+(-[a-zäöüß]+)+\>'
# color body brightmagenta  default '\<[a-zäöüß]+(-[a-zäöüß]+)+\>'
  color body brightmagenta  default '\<[a-zäöüß0-9]+(-[a-zäöüß0-9]+)+\>'

# 2015-11-01
# examples:  "1-5" "23-42" "1967-2067"
# color body brightred default "[0-9]+-[0-9]+"

# 2015-11-03
# long option names
# examples:  "--fast" "--super-speed"
# color body brightred default "--[a-z][-a-z]+"
# test for match with magenta:
  color body brightmagenta default "--[a-z][-a-z]+"

# 2015-11-06
# quoted text in single and double arrows
# color body brightred default  '»[^ ]+«'
  color body brightred default  '›.+‹'
  color body brightred default  '».+«'

# 2015-11-16, 2015-12-17, 2017-06-12
# street names
# examples:  "Lehrter Straße 53"  "Detmolder Str. 3"
#            "Foostrasse 23-42c"  "Foobarweg"  "Werner-Eckert-Straße2
# color body black green "[^ ]+straße"
# color body black green '\<[^ ]+ *(strasse\>|straße\>|str|weg)\>( *[0-9]+(-[0-9]+)?[a-z]?)?'
# 2017-06-14: lowercase "weg" matches "ich bin dann mal weg".
# so i uppercased "weg" to "Weg". now it matches "auf meinem Weg". argh!
# color body black green '\<[^ ]+ *(strasse|straße|str|Weg)\>( *[0-9]+(-[0-9]+)?[a-z]?)?'
# require te word before to start with a capital letter:
# color body black green '\<[A-ZÄÖÜ][^ ]+ *(strasse|straße|str|Weg)\>( *[0-9]+(-[0-9]+)?[a-z]?)?'
# the 'W' makes the match case sensitive, so "straße" wont match "Straße".
# color body black green '\<[A-ZÄÖÜ][^ ]+ *([Ss]trasse|[Ss]traße|[Ss]tr|Weg)\>( *[0-9]+(-[0-9]+)?[a-z]?)?'
# so, make it two rules - one for straße and one for "weg":
# color body black green '\<[A-ZÄÖÜ][^ ]+ *(strasse|straße|str)\>( *[0-9]+(-[0-9]+)?[a-z]?)?'
  color body black green '\<[A-ZÄÖÜ][^ ]+ *(Weg)\>( *[0-9]+(-[0-9]+)?[a-z]?)?'
  color body black green '\<[A-ZÄÖÜ][^ ]+weg\>( *[0-9]+(-[0-9]+)?[a-z]?)?'
# 2017-07-17 expanding addresses to several house numbers.
# examples: "Schwedter Str. 8/9b"  "FooStr. 23a-42z"
# color body black green '\<[A-ZÄÖÜ][^ ]+ *(strasse|straße|str[.]?)\>( *[0-9]+[a-z]?)?( *[-/][0-9]+[a-z]?)?)?'
# 2018-02-15 "[^ ]+" is a bit too much.
# color body black green '\<[A-ZÄÖÜ][-a-zäöüß]+ *(strasse|straße|str[.]?)\>( *[0-9]+[a-z]?)?( *[-/][0-9]+[a-z]?)?)?'
# 2018-02-19 adding word boundaries:
  color body black       green '\<[A-ZÄÖÜ][-a-zäöüß]+ *(strasse\>|straße\>|str[.]?\>)( *[0-9]+[a-z]?)?( *[-/][0-9]+[a-z]?)?'
  color body black brightgreen '\<[a-zäöü][-a-zäöüß]+ *(strasse\>|straße\>|str\>[.]?)( *[0-9]+[a-z]?)?( *[-/][0-9]+[a-z]?)?'
#
# "str." does not match with "\>", so an extra rule for that:
# color body brightred      default         '\<[^ ]+ *str[.]( *[0-9]+([-/][0-9]+)?[a-z]?)?'
# color body white          brightmagenta   '\<[^ ]+ *(str[.]?|straße)( *[0-9]+[a-z]?)?([-/][0-9]+[a-z]?)?'
# 2018-02-15 "[^ ]+" is a bit too much.
# color body white          brightmagenta   '\<[-a-zäöüß]+ *(str[.]?\>|straße\>)( *[0-9]+[a-z]?)?([-/][0-9]+[a-z]?)?'
# 2018-02-19 start with an uppercase letter:
  color body white          brightmagenta   '\<[A-Z][-a-zäöüß]+ *(pfad|str[.]?\>|straße\>)( *[0-9]+[a-z]?)?([-/][0-9]+[a-z]?)?'
# WARNING:
# the pattern "str." also matches "distribution" and "mainstream" as a street name ;-)
# therefore: making the dot in "str." mandatory again.
#
# examples: "Kurfürstendamm 123" "Kottbusser Damm 23a"
#           "Foobargasse 1/2/3"  "Museumplatz" "Berliner Allee"
# examples: "Halemweg 35-43" "Lerschpfad 12-16" "Masurenallee 4-6"
# the following spaces also require a number and
# the following letter requires that number.
# color body green default '[^ ]+ ?(allee|damm|gasse|pfad|platz)\>( *([-0-9/]+[a-z]?))?'
# 2018-02-23 require the name to have at least three letters:
  color body green default '[^ ]{3,} ?(allee|damm|gasse|pfad|platz)\>( *([-0-9/]+[a-z]?))?'
#
# 2017-06-29
# Postfachadresse
# example: "Postfach 12 34 56"
  color body green default 'postfach *[0-9 ]+'

# 2015-11-16
# meters
# example:   42.195m (marathon)
  color body green default "\<\([0-9]+.\)?[0-9]+m"
# added word boundary

# 2015-11-16
# geo coordinates
# example: 52.532088, 13.358150
  color body black green "[0-9][0-9][.][0-9]{6}"

# 2015-11-16, 2015-12-05, 2017-01-24
# pgp keys
# example:  "pgp:57f7709"  "pgp: 0x0185391B"
  color body brightyellow default "(open)pgp:? *\(0x\)?[0-9a-f]{8,16}"
  color body brightyellow green '(1024|2048|3072|4096|8192)[dr]/[0-9a-f]{8}'
# just these powers of two: 2^10, 2^11, 2^12 - standard bitlenghts of gpg keys
  color body brightyellow green '\<(1024|2048|4096)( ?bit)?\>'

# 2016-01-18, 2017-01-31
# show DSA and RSA keys in different colors
# example:   1024 bit DSA key 162540FA, created: 2003-03-15 (revoked)
# example:   2048 bit RSA key 76240F29, created: 2010-03-02
  color body brightred    green "DSA key [0-9a-f]{8}\>"
  color body brightyellow green "RSA key [0-9a-f]{8}\>"
# 2017-01-31 for long IDs:
  color body brightred    green "DSA key [0-9a-f]{16}\>"
  color body brightyellow green "RSA key [0-9a-f]{16}\>"

# 2015-11-16, 2015-12-05, 2016-08-26
# gpg/pgp pub+sub keys
# example:  "pub  1024R/57F77F09"
# 2016-08-26 added repetition of "16" for lond key IDs
  color body brightyellow green "[ps]ub *[0-9]{4}[dr]/[0-9a-f]{8}"
  color body brightyellow green "[ps]ub *[0-9]{4}[dr]/[0-9a-f]{16}"
  color body brightyellow green "^uid"
# 2015-11-25
# gpg/pgp expiry date of keys (yyyy-mm-dd)
# example: "[expires: 2015-12-31]"
# color body white  red  '\[expires: \d\d\d\d-\d\d-\d\d\]'
  color body white  red  '\[expires: 20[0-9][0-9]-[0-9][0-9]-[0-9][0-9]\]'

# 2015-11-16, 2015-11-23
# footnotes
# examples: "[1]" "[02]" "[10]"  "[99]"
# color body brightred default   "\\[[0-9]\]"
  color body brightred default    '\[[0-9]?[0-9]\]'

# 2015-11-16, 2017-07-04
# antispam email addresses
# examples: "user(at)domain"  "user (at) domain"
# color body brightblue  default  "\\<[^ ]+\\> (at) \\<[^ ]+\\>"
# color body brightblue  default  "\<[^ ]+\> (at) \<[^ ]+\>"
# color body brightblue  default  "[^ ]+ \\(at\\) [^ ]+"
# color body brightgreen default  '[^ ]+ \(at\) [^ ]+'
  color body brightgreen default  '[^ ]+ *\(at\) *[^ ]+'

# 2015-11-16, 2017-02-03
# measurements in gigabyte
# example: "4GB" "0.5 GB" "4,2 Tbit down"  "2,3 tbit up"
  color body brightyellow default  '([0-9]+[.,])?[0-9]+ *(kb|mb|gb|tb)(it)?( *(down|up))?'
# 2017-02-03 the optional digits before comma/dot are NOT caught! o_O

# 2015-11-17
# words with a genitive suffix ("'s" and "s'"):
  color body brightwhite default "\\<[^ ]+['’]s\\>"
  color body brightwhite default "\\<[^ ]+s['’]\\>"

# 2015-11-17,2015-11-19,2015-11-20,2015-11-27,2015-11-28,
# 2015-12-21,2016-01-13,2016-01-20,2016-02-09,2017-07-22,2018-01-31
# numbers followed by various units
#
# electricity: ampere volt watt
# examples:  42A 100Ah 1234mAh 23°C 23dBi 10mg 23.42kg 500-ml 42m² 1234mm 230V 3W 123mW 42Wh 42uF
# color body brightyellow default '\<([0-9]+.)?[0-9]+[- ]*(a|ah|ampere|mah|dbi|dbm|ma|°c?|g|kg|ml|v|volt|mvw|mw|w|wh|watt)\>'
  color body brightyellow default   '[0-9]+([.,][0-9]+)?[- ]*(a|ah|ampere|mah|dbi|dbm|ma|v|volt|mvw|mw|w|k?wh|watt)\>'
# 2017-06-08, 2017-07-22
# ohm and farad
# examples: 0,15µF+2x2700pF  23uF
  color body brightyellow default '\<[0-9]+[.,0-9]*[- ]*(µ|p|u)?(f|ohm)\>'
# weight: grams kilograms | degrees celsius
# examples: 23kg
  color body brightyellow default   '[0-9]+([.,][0-9]+)? *(°c?|grad|k?g)\>'
# 2016-01-28, 2016-02-28, 2017-07-22
# tempratures (celsius and fahrenheit)
# examples: 23,5°C
  color body brightyellow default '\<[0-9]+([.,0-9]+)? *°?(C|F)\>'
# length, area, and volume:
# examples:  1234mm 42.195km 23meter 42m² 42qm 42m2
  color body brightyellow default '\<([0-9]+[.,])?[0-9]+[- ]*(cm|km|m?l|m|m2|m?m\^2|m²|metern?|mm|nm|qm|quadratmeter)\>'
  # data:    1024bytes 1k  1kb  23MiB 12GiB  "100 Mbit"  42Mbit/s  42Mbps  23TiB  0815KiB
  color body brightyellow default '\<([0-9]+[.,])?[0-9]+[- ]*(bytes|k|([gkmt]i?b)(it)?(/s)?|mbps)\>'
  # todo: use different colors for magnitudes:  bytes Kilo Mega Giga Tera
# duration/time:
  color body brightyellow default '\<([0-9]+[.,])?[0-9]+[- ]*(mins?|minute(n|s)|hours|sek(unden)?)\>'
  # 23min 5stunden 2tage 3wochen 4monate 5jahre
  color body brightyellow default '\<[0-9]+ *(min|minuten?|stunden|tage|wochen|monate|jahre)\>'
# frequency:  "2,3 Ghz" "2,4Mhz"
  color body brightyellow default '\<([0-9]+[.,])?[0-9]+[- ]*(ghz|khz|mhz|hz)\>'
# 2015-12-04
  # small times in milliseconds:
  # example: "3.14159 ms"
# color body brightyellow default '\<([0-9]+.)?[0-9]+ *ms\>'
# 2016-11-23 optional "m"
  color body brightyellow default '\<([0-9]+.)?[0-9]+ *m?s\>'
  color body brightyellow default '\<([0-9]+.)?[0-9]+ *total>'
# 2018-01-31
# inches.. some special ones:
  color body brightmagenta default '(2.5|3.5)"'

# pieces:
  color body brightyellow default '[0-9]+ *(stueck|stück)'
# 2015-11-20 repetition. read "23x" as "23 times":
  color body brightyellow default '\<[0-9]+x\>'

# 2015-11-17, 2017-07-05
  color body brightred    white "eintritt (ist)? *frei"
  color body brightred    white "freier eintritt"
  color body brightred    white "free of charge"
  color body black        green "registration required"
  color body brightyellow default "public event"

# 2015-11-19, 2015-11-20, 2015-12-06, 2015-12-08, 2015-12-09,
# 2015-12-29, 2016-01-25, 2016-11-29, 2017-01-25, 2017-06-14
# people in the tech scene:
  color body brightgreen default '\<(geek|hacker|nerd|maker|tinkerer)s?\>'
# communitiesnd (linux) user groups
# examples:   BeLUG devLUG LugMoe upLUG
  color body  brightyellow  magenta  'linux ?user ?group'
  color body  brightyellow  magenta  '(belug|devlug|lugmoe|uplug|vimberlin)'
# some hackerspaces and makerspaces:
  color body brightgreen default '\<(hackerspaces?|makerspaces?|(repair|reparatur) ?caf[eé]s?)\>'
  color body brightgreen default '\<(0xff|afra|balista|brmlab)\>'
  color body brightgreen default '\<(c-?base|c3d2|cccb|chaos computer club|chaos macht schule|chaosdorf|chaostreff|chaotikum)s?\>'
  color body brightgreen default '\<(devlol|dezentrale|eigenbaukombinat|elok|)\>'
  color body brightgreen default '\<(fab.lab|fablab.berlin|fablabdd|f2a.space|fnordeingang|freies?.?labor)\>'
  color body brightgreen default '\<(happylab|h.a.t.e.o.t.u.|in-berlin|individual ?network)\>'
  color body brightgreen default '\<(krautspace|linuxworks!?|metalab|nbsp|nobreakspace|ok ?lab|openlab)\>'
  color body brightgreen default '\<(progressbar|realraum|shackspace|stratum0?|sublab|technik.cafe|toppoint)\>'
# some event types:
  color body brightgreen default '(barcamp|lightning[- ]?talks?|unconference|linuxtreff)'
# a few event names
# 2016-09-16, 2016-12-10, 2017-03-23, 2017-05-12, 2017-05-17, 2017-05-19,
# 2017-06-11, 2017-06-16, 2017-06-18, 2017-07-02, 2017-07-07, 2017-07-12,
# 2017-07-20, 2017-07-22, 2017-07-28, 2018-02-22
  color body brightgreen default '\<(31c3|32c3|33c3|34c3|35c3)\>'
  color body brightgreen default '\<(bundesdatenschau|chemnitzer linux[- ]?tagen?)\>'
  color body brightgreen default '\<(chaos communication congress|committer ?conf|congress ?everywhere|datenspuren|digitale ?woche? kiel)\>'
  color body brightgreen default '\<(debconf|easterhegg|fosdem|freedom ?not ?fear|froscon|games ?camp|geekend|grazer ?linux-?tage)\>'
  color body brightgreen default '\<(hack ?around ?the ?clock|hack ?& ?make|hacken.open.air|hackover|hack ?your ?city|hillhacks)\>'
  color body brightgreen default '\<(kieler ?linux ?tage|knoppixtage?|linux ?con)\>'
  color body brightgreen default '\<(linux ?presentation ?day|linux ?days?|linuxtage?|linuxwochen)\>'
  color body brightgreen default '\<(minidebcamp|minidebconf|mrmcd[01]*b?|nerdnight|nook( ?2017)?|open ?commons)\>'
  color body brightgreen default '\<(open common kongress|openrheinruhr|open ?tech ?summit|sha ?2017|t-?dose)\>'
  color body brightgreen default '\<(t(ue|ü)bix|vcfb|vintage computing festival|where ?camp|world usability day)\>'
# generals names of places:
  color body brightgreen default '\<(fablab|(hacker|maker) *space)s?\>'
  color body brightgreen default '(do ?it ?yourself|do ?it ?together)'
  color body brightgreen default '(offene werkst(ä|ae)tten|reparierinitiative)'
# cool hardware
  color body brightgreen default '(3d[- ]?(drucke?[nr]?|filament|printers?|zeug)|cnc ?mills|laser cutters)'
# names of small maschines:
  color body brightgreen default '\<(arduino|banana.pi|rasp(berry.)?pi|olimex|iot|reprap)s?\>'
# operating systems:
  color body brightgreen default '\<(debian|fedora|linux|mint|nixos|suse|tails|ubuntu)\>'
  color body brightred   default '\<((mac *)?os *x|windows)\>'
# the holy command line!
  color body brightgreen default '\<(kommandozeile|shell)\>'
# known projects:
  color body brightgreen default '\<(blender|git|latex|mozilla|open ?street ?map)\>'
# web browsers:
  color body brightgreen default '\<(chromium|dillo|firefox|internet ?explorer|midori|qutebrowser|safari|w3m)\>'
# sites for storing source code:
  color body brightgreen default '\<(bitbucket|github|sourceforge)\>'
# terms of freedom:
  color body brightgreen default '\<((frei?e[rs]?|open) *(access|hardware|science|software|source|space|wissen)?)\>'
  color body brightgreen default '(coreboot|libreboot)'
  color body brightgreen default '((hardware|software) ?freedom ? day)'
# licenses
  color body brightgreen default 'creative commons'
  color body brightgreen default 'open (source)? ?\<(data|education|hardware|software)\>'
# special terms:
  color body brightgreen default '\<(backdoor|crypto(anarchy|currency|graphy|part(y|ies))?|encryption|fingerprint|passphrase|password|privacy|secret|security)\>'
# event names:
  color body brightgreen default '\<(Congress|Camp|ctf|crypto|install)part(y|ies)|jugend ?hackt|repair ?cafe|linuxtreff)\>'
# crypto:
  color body brightgreen default '\<(bitcoin|enigmail|gpg|gpgme|gpgsm|gnupg|mailvelope|)'
  color body brightgreen default '\<((open)?pgp|openssl|pep|pubring|secring|s/mime|tor)'
  color body brightred   default '\<(intellectual property|p2p)\>'
  color body white       red     '\<(gnunet|nextcloud|onionshare|owncloud|retroshare|tribler)\>'
# some programming languages:
  color body brightyellow default '\<(c([+][+])?|go|lisp|lua|perl|python|ruby)\>'
# 2016-06-21, 2020-11-15 MTAs:
  color body brightgreen default '(exim|postfix|qmail|sendmail|msmtp)'
# 2016-12-31 tools
  color body brightgreen default '(aspell|ispell|urlview)'
# 2017-01-27
  color body brightgreen default '\<(arm|powerpc|sparc64|x86)\>'

# 2015-11-19, 2015-11-20, 2015-11-21
# header lines of forwarded mails in german and english:
# weirdness:  some use 5 dashes, most use 8 dashes, some use 10.
# mostly there is one space after the dashes,
# but sometimes there are also two spaces -
# and also had one with zeo spaces.  (wtf??)
# color body yellow default "-+ Forwarded Message -+".
# that's why after the dashes ("-+") there
# *may* be spaces (" *") - and vice versa.
  color body yellow default '^-+ *ursprüngliche (mitteilung|nachricht) *-+'
  color body yellow default '^-+ *original-nachricht *-+'
  color body yellow default '^-+ *original message *-+'
  color body yellow default '^-+ *mail original *-+'
  #
  color body yellow default '^-+ *forwarded message *-+'
  color body yellow default '^-+ *weitergeleitete nachricht *-+'
  #
  # 2017-01-31 removed the space after the colon
  # because a GMX user had used a "A0" there. o_O
  color body yellow default '^ *\<(an|von|betreff|datum|verschickt|gesendet|antwort an|liste|grund):'
  color body yellow default '^ *\<(date|from|subject|cc|to|reply-to|newsgroups|organization):'
# Gesendet: ...
# An: ...           Liste:
# Von: ...          Von:
# Betreff: ...      Betreff:
# Datum: ...        Grund:
# Antwort an: ...
#
# english:          spanish:          french:
# To: ...           De:     ...       De:     ...
# From: ...         Asunto: ...       À:      ...
# Subject: ...      Para:   ...       Envoyé: ...
# Date: ...         Fecha:  ...       Objet:  ...
# Reply-To: ...

# 2015-11-19
# umlauts - those weird german characters ;-)
##color body brightwhite default "[äöüß]"

# 2015-12-09, 2016-01-13
# check that czech! ;)
  color body brightwhite default "[áčďéěĕíňřšťúůýž]"

# 2015-12-09, 2016-01-15
# punctuation at the end of the line:
  color body brightred default '[.…,;:!?]+$'
# '+' as there could be several.. like dots...

# 2015-12-17
# punctuation within lines (followed by a space):
# color body brightyellow default '[.…,;:!?] '
# unfortunately, this breaks all patterns which
# contain a dot, such as dates ("6. April 1967").

# 2015-11-19
# numbering at start of line
# example:
# 1. first
# 2. second
# 3. third
  color body brightwhite default '^[0-9]+[.]'

# 2015-11-19, 2018-11-30
# IBAN/SEPA numbers - 20 to 30 digits
# 30 digits: Jordanien, Kuwait, Mauritius
# example: DE50430609678205793100 OpenLab Augsburg
# example: DE37370205005459545914 Digital Courage
  color body brightwhite blue    "DE[0-9]\{20,22\}"
#
# extending length to allow for five more spaces
# example: "DE 02 8306 5408 0004 7788 12" (Konglomerat e.V)
  color body brightwhite red     "DE ?[ 0-9]\{20,27\}"
#
# 2017-09-30
# example:
# IBAN DE18 2512 0510 6980 1308 81 [Campact e.V.]
  color body brightmagenta default "DE[0-9][0-9] [0-9][0-9]{4} [0-9]+"
#
# 2015-12-09
# IBAN/SEPA numbers - in blocks of four digits:
# example: "DE23 2342 0815 4711 3141 59"
# color body brightwhite default "DE[0-9][0-9] ([0-9]{4} ){4} *[0-9]+"
# 2019-02-03
  color body brightmagenta default "DE[0-9]{2} ([0-9]{4} )*{4}[0-9]+"

# 2015-11-20, 2015-12-17
# highlight summaries ("too long; didn't read"):
# highlight the rest of the kine, too.
  color body black brightwhite "tl;?dr:.*"

# 2015-11-20, 2015-11-27, 2017-10-05, 2018-02-25
# possible domain names:
# 123.de  foo.com  blah.org  guckes.net
# traditional TLDs:
  color body black brightwhite '\<([-.a-z0-9])+[.](com|edu|gov|net|org)\>'
# 2018-02-25
# two   letters:
  color body yellow magenta \
  '\<([-.a-z0-9])+[.](ar|at|au|be|br|ca|cc|ch|cn|co|cx|cz|de|dk|ee|eu|fr|gh|hk|ie|im|io|it|jp|li|lk|lu|me|nl|no|nu|nz|pl|pt|pw|ru|se|st|su|tk|to|tv|tw|ua|uk|us)\>'
# three letters:
  color body yellow magenta '\<([-.a-z0-9])+[.](bid|biz|box|ceo|men|ngo|pro)\>'
# four  letters:
  color body brightmagenta default '\<([-.a-z0-9])+[.](asia|club|coop|date|info|nameolsr)'
  color body brightmagenta default '\<([-.a-z0-9])+[.](funk|olsr)'
# five+ letters:
  color body brightmagenta default \
  '\<([-.a-z0-9])+[.](berlin|design|jetzt|local|store|university|works)'

# 2015-11-20
# perl words: foo::bar::baz
  color body black brightwhite '\<([a-z]+::)+[a-z]+\>'

# 2015-11-20
# "tor (exit) node(s)"
  color body black brightwhite 'tor (exit)? nodes?'

# 2015-11-20
  color body black brightwhite '\<(apache|wordpress)\>'

# 2015-11-20, 2016-01-16, 2017-07-09, 2017-07-26
# arrows
# examples: "->" "--->"
  color body brightyellow default '(<-+|<=+|=+>|-+>)'

# 2015-11-20
# enumerating with letters
# example:  (a) (b) (c) ..
  color body brightyellow default '\([a-z]\)'

# 2015-11-21
# lines with topic
# "[let's talk about ...]"
  color body brightyellow blue '^\[.*\]$'

# 2015-11-21
# wann/wer/wo - fuer termine.
# example:
# wann: morgen
# wer:  alle
# wo:   adresse
  color body black white '^(wann|wer|wo):'

# 2015-11-26, 2016-02-21, 2016-03-01
# example:   "IPv4"  "IPv6" "ip4" "ip6" "v4" "v6"
  color body brightyellow blue '\<ipv?(4|6)\>'
  color body brightyellow blue '\<v(4|6)\>'

# 2015-11-26
# manuals!
# example: screen(1)
  color body brightyellow blue '[a-z]+[(][0-7][)]'

# 2015-11-26, 2016-01-27, 2017-09-12
# Binnen-I   "Aktivist.innen"  "Kunstler*innen"  "Student_innen"
  color body brightgreen default '[-a-zäöüß]+[._*]innen'

# 2016-01-19
# das Binnen-I o_O
  color body white green   'Innen\>'

# 2017-06-18
# politisch korrekte worte (oder so)
# examples: "jede*r" "er*sie"
  color body brightgreen default '[a-zäöüß]+[._*][a-zäöüß]+'

# 2015-11-26, 2015-11-27, 2016-02-22
# companies, products, programs
  # phone companies in DE
  color body black brightgreen '\<(e-?plus|o2|telef[oó]nica|telekom|vodacom|vodafone)\>'
  # phone manufacturers
  color body default brightgreen '\<(blackberry|ericsson|motorola|nokia|iphone|samsung)\>'
  # laptop brands
  color body black brightgreen '\<(asus|intel|thinkpad)\>'
  # this&that
  color body black brightgreen '\<(akamai|cloudfront|limewire|nvidia)\>'
  # well-known companies and services
  color body black brightgreen '\<(amazon|apple|dell|dropbox|ebay|evernote|facebook|google( ?drive)?|hewlett ?packard|instagram|lenovo|microsoft|netflix|slack|symantec|twitter|youtube|whatsapp|wikipedia)\>'
# 2016-10-02, 2016-12-28, 2017-01-30
# messengers
  color body black brightgreen '\<(chatsecure|facebook ?messenger|google ?hangouts|signal|skype|telegram|threema|whatsapp|wire)\>'
  color body black brightgreen '\<(bitmessage|protonmail|ricochet|tutanota)\>'

# encryption
  color body black brightgreen '\<(wep|wpa([12])?|wps)\>'

# 2015-11-27,2015-12-21,2016-01-02,2016-01-17,2016-03-02,
# 2016-05-02,2016-08-08,2016-12-09,2016-12-11,2017-01-15
# programs
# - GNU Tools
# color body brightgreen default '\\<(cp|dd|grep|iw|ls|mkdir|mv|rm|rmdir|wc)\\>'
# two-letter commands - now with word boundaries around each one of them.
# color body brightgreen default  '\<(cp|dd|iw|ls|mv|rm|wc)\>'
  color body brightgreen default  '(\<cp\>|\<dd\>|\<iw\>|\<ls\>|\<mv\>|\<rm\>|\<wc\>)'
# color body brightgreen default  '\<(grep|mkdir|rmdir)\>'
  color body brightgreen default  '(\<grep\>|\<mkdir\>|\<rmdir\>)'
# - monitoring
# color body brightgreen default '\\<(htop|mtr|pstree|tree|top)\\>'
  color body brightgreen default  '\<(htop|iperf|iwlist|mtr|nslookup|ping|pstree|tree|top|tracert|traceroute)\>'
#
# - interactive programs
# 2016-08-10, 2016-09-06, 2016-09-07, 2016-09-23,
# 2017-02-13, 2017-06-05, 2017-06-11, 2017-07-23,
# 2019-09-26
  color body brightgreen default '\<(awk|ctags|elinks|gcc|g(nu)?pg|irssi|less|lynx|notmuch)\>'
  color body brightgreen default '\<(sed|(open)?ssh(-agent)?|tmux|wget|zsh)\>'
  color body       green default '\<(bash|chmod|lxqt|rsync|systemd)\>'
  color body       green default '\<(fetchmail|getmail|offlineimap|procmail)\>'
  color body brightred   default '\<(mutt|neomutt|neovim|vim)\>'
  color body brightcyan  default '\<crosspoint|kmail|pine\>'
# editors
  color body brightgreen default '\<(eclipse|x?emacs|geanie|gedit|joe|jove|kate|kile|kwrite|lyx|mc(edit)?|nano|nedit|nvi|(neo)?vim|vi|xedit)\>'
# - graphic libraries and window managers:
  color body brightgreen default '\<(cinnamon|gnome|kde|i3|lxde|mate|openbox|xfce)\>'
  color body white red '\<(fluxbox|gnome|gtk[0-9]?|i3|icewm|kde|lxde|qt[45]|wayland|xfce|x11)\>'
#
# 2016-02-09, 2016-03-01
# protocols
  color body brightgreen default '\<(dns|ftp|https?|imaps?|ntp|pops?|voip)\>'
# 2016-09-23
# process terms: standard input, output, and error
  color body brightgreen default '\<std(in|out|err)\>'
# 2017-05-30
# modules:
  color body brightgreen default '(insmod|lsmod|modinfo|modprobe|rmmod)'
# 2017-05-30
# music..
  color body brightgreen default '(alsamixer|cdparanoia|mplayer|pulseaudio)'
# 2020-11-13
  color body brightgreen default '(markdown|plain.?text)'

# 2016-03-01
# OSI layers:
# (1) Physical, (2) Link, (3) Network, (4) Transport,
# (5) Session,  (6) Presentation, (7) Application.
  color body brightgreen default '\<layer[- ]?[1-7]\>'

# 2015-12-04
# projects
# color body black brightgreen '\<(freifunk|letsencrypt|qubes|tails|tor)\>'
  color body black brightgreen \
'\<(freifunk|k9mail|letsencrypt|openkeychain|qubes|tails|thunderbird)\>'

# 2015-11-26
# extracting german nouns from the message:
# "grep -o '\<[A-ZÄÖÜ][^ ]*\>' | sort -u | less -r"

# 2015-11-27, 2016-01-20
# abgekuerzte floskeln | german abbreviated phrases:
# d.h.    = "das heißt"
# e.V.    = "eingetragener Verein"
# i.e.    = "ita est"
# i.d.R.  = "in der regel"
# m.E.    = "meines erachtens"
# mMn     = "meiner meinung nach"
# u.U.    = "unter Umständen"
# z.B.    = "zum Beispiel"
  color body brightwhite   default  \
'(d[.]h[.]|e[.]v[.]|i[.]d[.]r[.]|m[.]e[.]|m[.]m[.]n[.]|u[.]u[.]|z[.] ?b[.])'

# 2015-11-27
# ISBNs
# examples: 978-3-937514-59-8 978-3-941841-32-1
  color body black white '978[-0-9X]+'

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# PHONE
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------

# 2015-11-28, 2015-11-30, 2016-01-26
# cellphone numbers
# start with "01" then "567" and then digits with possible
# brackets, dots, dashes+slashes - ending in a digit.
# require a minimum length of seven characters (digits) after prefix.
# color body black white '([01][567])[-0-9()/.]{7,}[0-9]'
# 2017-06-23
# adding a possible prefix of "+49", and space:
  color body black magenta '(\+49)?01[567][-0-9()/. ]{7,}[0-9]'
# 
# table:
# D1: 0160 0170 0171 0175 UMTS 0151
# D2: 0162 0172 0173 0174 UMTS 01520 01521
# E+: 0163 0177 0178 0155 UMTS 01570 01577 01575
# O2:      0176 0179      UMTS 0159
# 015[1,2[01],5,7[057],9] 016-[023] 017[012345678]

# 2016-01-29, 2017-06-11
# berlin telephone numbers
# example: "+49 30 1234.5678-0"
  color body brightcyan default '([+]49|0049)?0?30[- ]*[-0-9.]+'
#
# 2017-06-01
# example: "+49 (0) 1234.5678-0"
# color body brightcyan default '([+]49|0049) ?\(0\)[-0-9. ]+'
# 2017-07-05 add dashes:
  color body brightcyan default '([+]49|0049)[- ]*\(0\)[-0-9. ]+'
# 2017-07-12
# some other numbers in germany
# example: "+49.123.456.780"
  color body brightmagenta default '([+]49|0049)[- .]*[-0-9. ]+'

# ----------------------------------------------------------------------

# 2015-12-04
# check boxes and trademarks
# example:  "[x]" "[tm]"
  color body brightyellow default '\[x\]'
  color body brightyellow default '\[tm\]'

# 2015-12-04, 2017-06-29, 2017-08-17
# paragraph signs with numbers (digits+dots)
# followed by an optional section (absatz):
# example: "§9.5"  "§§ 23"  "§1.2.3 abs. 4"
# color body brightyellow default   '§[0-9.]+( *abs[.]? *[0-9])?'
  color body brightwhite magenta '§+ *[0-9.]+( *abs[.]? *[0-9])?'

# 2016-01-19
# paragraphs of law
# color body white green   '§ ?[0-9]*'

# 2015-12-05
# dir  in $HOME directory
  color body brightred    default '~/[^ ]+/'
# example: ~/.vim/
# file in $HOME directory
# example: ~/.vimrc
  color body brightgreen  default '~/[^ ]+'

# 2015-12-06
# "Code of Conduct" aka "CoC"
  color body brightred    default '\<CoC\>'

# 2015-12-06
# messages from GnuPG:
# "gpg: "
  color body brightred    default '^gpg:'

# 2015-11-03
# words in brackets
# example: "(foo)"
# color body brightred default '\([^ ]+\)'
#
# 2015-12-09, 2017-06-23
# words in square brackets
# example: "[foo]" "(foo)"
# color body brightgreen default '\[[^ ]+\]'
# color body brightgreen default '\([^ ]+\)'
  #
  color body brightgreen default '\[[^]]+\]'
  color body brightgreen default '\([^)]+\)'
# example: "(P)ersonal (I)ntegrated (C)ircuit"
#
# 2015-12-17
# up to five words in brackets
# color body brightgreen default '\(([^ ]+ ?){,5}\)'

# 2015-12-11
# GATTACA!
  color body brightgreen default '[ACGT]\{4,\}'

# 2015-12-15
# "Koordinaten N 51° 07.961′ E 006° 25.103′"
  color body brightgreen default '([ENSW] *[0-9]+° *[0-9.]+′ *)+'

# 2015-12-15, 2015-12-30, 2016-01-08, 2017-02-05, 2018-03-30
# filenames with special extensions
  color body brightmagenta default \
'[-+~_.a-z0-9/]+[.](c|h|o|in|sh|deb|exe|img|log|mp4|pl|pdb|pdf|pro|vim|xpm)\>'
# 2015-11-10
# MP4 files
# color body green default "[^ 	]+.mp4"
#
# 2017-08-17
# filenames of picture files
  color body brightred     default '[-+~_.a-z0-9/]+[.](bmp|gif|jpe?g|png)\>'

# 2015-12-17, 2016-01-20, 2016-01-28, 2016-01-30
# MAILLIST WIRELESS
# AirOS, BATMAN, fli4l, gluon, kathleen, eaptls.  iw, ip a.  RX TX RZ VRs. QoS.
# (a)symmetrisch, layer[1-7], nanobeam, vpn03[abcdefg]. MikroTiks
# ethernet, internet-zugang, leitung, mitnutzung, telefonkabel, telefonanlage
# areas in berlin: erkner, friedrichshagen..
#
# Ubiquiti RouterStation Pro
# https://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/ubiquiti/routerstation.pro
# http://www.ubnt.com/wiki/index.php?title=RouterStation_Pro 404!
# https://www.ubnt.com/search/?q=ubiquiti
#
# hardware
# D-Link DIR-505, GL.iNet 6416A, Nexx WT3020h, TP-Link, TL-SG1008PE, TPlink WR1043v2, wr841nd, CPE510
# bananaPi olsrd[0-9]? raspian RPi RasPis
  color body brightyellow default '\<(banana ?pi|nano(beam|bridge|station)|raspberry( pi)?( zero)?|ras?pis?)\>'
  color body brightyellow default '\<(fritz(.box)|gl.inet|huawei|linksys|nexx|nsm5|tp ?link|ubiquiti)\>'
  color body brightyellow default '\<(cpe510|dlink)\>'
  color body brightyellow default '\<((tl|tp)(link)?)\>'
  color body brightyellow default '(wdr|wr|wrt)(841|842|1043|2600|3500|3600|4300|4900)[dn]?( *v[0-9]([.][0-9])?)?'
# general net topology:
# open word end to allow for plurals and other word extensions
  color body brightyellow default \
'\<(access.?point|backbone|bridge|gateways?|knoten|mesh|nodes?|powerline|router|subnetz|switch|uplink)'
# systems:
  color body brightgreen  default '(airos|kathleen|openwrt|olsrd?|raspbian|ubiquity)s?'
# protocols:
  color body brightyellow default '802.11[abcgns]+'
  color body brightyellow default '802.3[af]+'
# programs:
  color body brightgreen  default '\<(collectd|cron|dmesg|dnsmasq|iftop|imonc|iwconfig|iwinfo|netmon|ppp|tcpdump|vnstat|wireshark)\>'
# frequent words:
  color body brightyellow default '\<(bandbreite|beacon|client|cronjob|crontab|download|firmware|freifunk|fresnel(zone)|funkfeuer|interface|traffic|upload|upstream|wireless)\>'
  color body brightgreen  default '\<(ap|cat5(-kabel)?|dhcp|dsl|gre|ip|lan|mac|mesh|nat(44|66)|openvpn|poe|pptp|qos|ssid|tcp|vlan|wan|wifi|wlan)s?\>'
  color body brightgreen  default '(a36s|vpn(03)?[abcdefg]?)'
# standorte:
  color body brightwhite default \
'(alt.moabit|rollbergkiez|segenskirche|st. simeon kirche|zoofenster|zwingli)'
  color body brightwhite default '\<(beuth|christophorus|emma|gszm|rhxb|segen|scherer ?8|tub)\>'
# kanäle
  color body brightgreen default 'kanal *[0-9]+'

# 2015-12-21
# she-bang!
  color body brightmagenta default '#!/bin/sh'

# 2015-12-30
  color body brightred default 'Sent from a mobile device'
# 2016-01-02, 2016-06-16
  color body brightred default 'Sent with my iPhone'
  color body brightred default 'Sent from my iPhone'
# 2016-01-03
  color body brightred default 'Sent from my iPad'
# 2016-01-24
  color body brightred default 'Sent from Outlook Mail for Windows 10 phone'
# 2016-02-26
  color body brightred default 'Gesendet von meinem BlackBerry 10-Smartphone'
# 2016-03-07
  color body brightred default 'Gesendet von iMutt auf meinem iPad Pro'
# 2016-01-14
  color body brightred default 'Von meinem Samsung Galaxy Smartphone gesendet.'
# 2017-06-12
  color body brightred default 'Von Samsung-Tablet gesendet'
# 2016-01-16
  color body brightred default 'Von meinem iPhone gesendet'
# 2016-03-05
  color body brightred default 'Von meinem Samsung Gerät gesendet.'
# 2016-07-03
  color body brightred default 'Von meinem iPad gesendet'
# 2017-06-12
# "Von (meinem) XYZ gesendet."

# 2016-01-02
  color body brightyellow  default '(ctrl|ctl|shift)-[]_?@a-z\^]'

# 2016-01-16
# hash algorithms
  color body brightred default '(md5|sha(1|224|256|384|512))(sum)?'

# 2016-01-17
# number ranges with comma between numbers
# example: 23,42  0815,4711
  color body brightred default '[0-9]+,[0-9]+'
# needs word boundaries?

# 2016-01-17
# code reserved words
# using background color "green" for faster testing.
# revert to "default" later.
  # preprocessor
  color body white green '#(if|ifdef|else|endif)\>'
#
# All of the following words are "too normal".
# had to comment them.
#
  # branches with case and if/then/else/
# color body white green '\<(break|case|done|fi|if|then|else|endif)\>'
# too many hits in normal text
  # loops
# color body white green '\<(for|goto|return|while)\>'
# too many hits in normal text
#
  # types
# color body white green '\<(char|char_u|int|long|static|unsigned|void)\>'
  # testing
# color body white green '\<(catch|try|endtry)\>'
  # VimL commands
# color body white green '\<(close|exe|(end)?func|let)\>'

# 2016-01-17
# example:  bar++  ++foo
  color body white green     '[a-z][-_a-z0-9]+\+\+'
  color body white green '\+\+[a-z][-_a-z0-9]+'

# 2016-01-17
# time offsets
# example: "+0100"
  color body white green   '[+][0-9]{4}'

# 2016-01-17, 2016-01-27
# words with apostrophe - with "not"
# example: can't don't
  color body brightwhite default "(are|ca|did|do|does|is|should|wo|would)n['’]t"
#
# words with apostrophe
# example: i'd i'm it'd it'll you've we're
  color body brightwhite default "[a-z]+['’](d|ll|m|re|s|ve)\\>"
#
# some more to catch, maybe: e'er fo'c'sle ma'am ne'er o'clock o'er y'all

# 2016-01-19, 2018-10-04
# Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowed; delsp=yes
# Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64
# Content-Type: application/pdf; name="..."
# Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="..."
# Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64
  color body black white   '(base64|text/html|text/plain|latin1)'
  color body black white   '(charset=(iso-8859-1|utf-8)?|(file)?name=|format=flowed|delsp)'
# charset=iso-8859-1
# charset=UTF-8

# 2016-01-19
# "to be announced" -> "tba" or "t.b.a"
  color body white green   '\<(tba|t[.]b[.]a[.]?)\>'
# just using dots will match in "nichT BrAuchen" ;)
# and without word borders it is found in "unretTBAr"

# 2016-01-22
# just a long-dash (8212) surrounded by spaces
  color body white default ' — '

# 2016-01-24
# some more software..
  color body white default '(labview|matlab|scilab)'

# 2016-01-25
# trailing whitespace
# only slightly visible:
# color body white default ' +$'
# *very* visible:
  color body white brightwhite ' +$'

# 2016-01-25, 2016-12-12, 2017-06-11, 2017-06-14
# typos
  color body white red '\<(maschiene|promt|sammstag|teh)\>'

# 2016-01-25
# copyright, trademark & co
  color body brightyellow default '(©|™)'

# 2016-01-27,2016-06-22
# country names in europe
#
  color body brightcyan default \
  '(austria|belgium|bulgaria|croatia|cyprus|czech.republic|denmark|estonia|finland|france|germany|great *britain|greece|hungary|ireland|italy|latvia|lithuania|luxembourg|malta|(the *)?netherlands|poland|portugal|romania|slovakia|slovenia|spain|sweden|switzerland|united *kingdom)'
# 2016-02-08,2016-06-22
  color body brightcyan default \
'(belgien|bulgarien|dänemark|deutschland|estland|finnland|frankreich|griechenland|grossbritannien|irland|italien|kraotien|lettland|liechtenstein|litauen|luxemburg|malta|niederlande|(oe|ö)sterreich|norwegen|polen|portugal|rumänien|schweden|schweiz|slovakei|slowenien|spanien|tschechien|tschechische.republik|ungarn|zypern)'

# 2016-02-03, 2018-03-22
  color body brightyellow default 'Wir freuen uns,? Ihnen mitteilen zu können'

# PROBLEM
# /foo/bar/baz - an alternative or dir+file?

# 2016-02-18
## color body black brightwhite '^ *_.*_*$'
## color body black brightwhite '^ *[*].*[*]*$'

# 2016-02-20, 2017-03-09
# event - and their "call for whatever"
  color body black brightwhite 'call for (lecture|maker|paper|talk|workshop)s?'

# 2016-02-21, 2017-06-14
# "23" and "42"
# color body brightyellow blue  '(\<23|42)\>'
# color body brightyellow blue  '(\<23\>|\<42\>)'

# 2016-02-21, 2016-02-29
# time measurements
# example:
# real    0m42.235s
# user    0m52.719s
# sys     0m2.342s
  color body black white '[0-9]m[0-9]+[.][0-9.]+s'

# 2016-02-21
# timings
# seq=0 ttl=49 time=119.672
  color body black white '(seq|ttl|time)=[0-9.]+'

# 2016-02-21
# superscripts and rationals
  color body brightyellow default '[¹²³¼½]'

# 2016-02-24
# RFCs
# example: RFC822  RFC 2822
  color body brightgreen  default 'rfc ?[0-9]+'

# 2016-03-02
  color body brightgreen  default '\<(firewire|sata|usb)\>'
  color body brightgreen  default '\<howto\>'

# 2016-03-09
# "quoted" lines:
  color body brightgreen  default '^┃ .*'

# 2016-03-18
# Usenet Newsgroup names
# examples: news:gmane.mail.mutt.devel news:gmane.mail.mutt.user
  color body brightgreen  default 'news:[a-z.]+\>'

# 2016-04-02
# GLT absage/zusage
  color body brightyellow magenta 'diesmal leider nicht'
  color body brightyellow blue    'in das Programm.*geschafft hat'

# 2016-04-08
# umlauts
# ä = ä
# ö = ö
# ü = ü
  color body brightyellow blue    '(ä|ö|ü)'

# 2016-05-02 TeX+LaTeX
  color body brightyellow default '(La)?TeX'

# 2016-06-03
# kilobyte numbers
# example: 0.1K 2.3K 42K
# color body brightyellow blue   '[0-9]+\.[0-9]+K'
# color body brightyellow blue   '[0-9]+\.[0-9]K'
  color body brightyellow blue '\<[0-9]+\.[0-9]K'
# 2020-11-14 added word boundary

# 2016-06-03
# "Re:"
  color body brightred    default 'Re:'

# 2016-06-28, 2017-05-24
  color body brightred    default   'seite *[0-9]+'
# color body brightred    default    's[.] *[0-9]+'
  color body brightred    default  '\<s[.] *[0-9]+'

# 2016-08-14, 2016-12-06
# compile options
# examples: +CRYPT_BACKEND_CLASSIC_PGP -SUN_ATTACHMENT
  color body green        default '\+[A-Z_]+\>'
  color body red          default  '-[A-Z_]+\>'
#
# 2017-06-30
# Configure options
# examples: '--prefix=/usr' '--enable-pop' '--enable-sidebar'
# '--enable-nntp' '--enable-dotlock' '--enable-notmuch'
  color body magenta      default '--[-a-z]+'
# examples:  +attach_headers_color +bkgdset +color +compose_to_sender +compress +cond_date
  color body brightred    default '\<[-][_a-z]+\>'
  color body green        default '\<[+][_a-z]+\>'
# 2020-11-13 added word boundaries

# 2016-08-14
# "prefix" in configure options
  color body magenta   default     '\\\$\{prefix\}'
# example: '--includedir=\${prefix}/include'

# 2016-08-18
# git hex numbers
  color body brightyellow blue  '\<[0-9a-f]{7}\>'

# 2016-08-24, 2017-05-21, 2017-09-30
# emphasized words
# example:  *this* **that**
  color body brightyellow default    '[*][-_a-z0-9]+[*]'
  color body brightred    default '[*][*][-_a-z0-9]+[*][*]'

# 2016-01-19
# "headers"
# example: "**Vorläufige Termine**"
# color body white green   '^[*][*].*[*][*] *$'
# '.*' is *too* greedy!
# using "[^*]*" now:
  color body white green   '^[*][*][^*]*[*][*] *$'

# 2016-10-06, 2017-06-14, 2017-07-04, 2017-09-30
# emphasized words - two words
# example:  "*firstname lastname*"  "*1. Oktober*"
# color body yellow default '[*][-_.a-z0-9]+ +[-_.a-z0-9]+[*]'
# color body yellow default '[*][^*]+ +[^*]+[*]'
# color body yellow default '[*]\<[^*]+ +[^*]+\>[*]'
# disallow spaces,too:
  color body yellow default '[*]\<[^* ]+ +[^* ]+\>[*]'
#
# 2017-07-04
# doublestar environment
# example: "**important text**"
  color body brightyellow default '[*][*][^*]+[*][*]'

# VERSIONS

# 2016-01-02
# vim commands
# examples: ":reg" ":version"
  color body brightyellow  default ':[a-z]+\>'

# 2016-08-24, 2017-02-01
# library names - possible followed by version numbers
# examples: libgnutls26 libidn11 libncursesw5
  color body magenta default 'lib[-a-z0-9]+[0-9]'

# 2017-02-01
# "program-version"
# examples: "libressl-2.5.0" "openssl-1.1.0c" "firefox 45.6.0"
# color body brightmagenta default '\<[a-z][-a-z0-9]+[- ][0-9]([-0-9.]*[a-z]?)?'
# 2017-03-31 too many false positives
# 2017-06-25 try again only with compound names,
# ie without spaces between program and version:
  color body brightmagenta default '\<[a-z][a-z0-9]+[-/]([0-9][.]+){2}[0-9]+([-][0-9])?'
# examples:  "mutt/1.7.0-4" "mutt-1.8.0-1"

# 2017-06-25, 2018-03-25
# version numbers . without program names
# examples:  "0.0.0"  "1.2.3"  "42.23.5"   "1.7.0-4" "1.8.0-1"
# color body brightmagenta white   '([0-9][.]+){2}[0-9]+([-][0-9])?'
# color body brightmagenta white   '([0-9]+[.]){2}[0-9]+([-][0-9])?\>'
# require a dash:
  color body brightmagenta white   '([0-9]+[.]){2}[0-9]+[-][0-9]\>'

# 2017-06-26, 2018-03-25
# version numbers with possible minuses, pluses, dots and tildes
# examples:  3.3.8-6+deb8u4  1.12.1+dfsg-19+deb8u2  5.9+20140913-1+b1
#            2.1.27~101-g0780600+dfsg-3
# color body brightmagenta yellow  '([0-9][.]+){2}[0-9]+([-+][0-9a-z]+)+'
# color body brightmagenta default   '[0-9]([.][0-9])+[0-9]*([-+~.][0-9a-z]+)+'
  color body brightmagenta default   '[0-9]+([.][0-9]+)+([-+~.][0-9a-z]+)+'

# 2016-08-26, 2016-09-10, 2016-09-11
# popular drinks
  color body magenta default '\<(club[- ]?mate|coffee|tea)\>'

# 2016-09-01, 2016-11-22, 2016-11-24, 2017-02-07
# cryptoparty!
# color body magenta default 'cryp[^ ]+'
  color body brightmagenta default 'crypto *(advent|engel|party|parties)'

# 2016-09-02
  color body brightred      default '^[^ ]+[.]diff'
  color body magenta        default '^[^ ]+[.]patch'
  color body brightyellow   default  '[^ ]+[.]tar[.]gz'
#
  color body       yellow   default  '[^ ]+[.]tar[.]xz'
  color body       green    default  '[^ ]+[.]dsc'
# 2017-12-16
  color body brightblue     default  '[^ ]+[.]buildinfo'
# examples:
# mutt_1.7.0-1.dsc
# mutt_1.7.0.orig.tar.gz
# mutt_1.7.0-1.debian.tar.xz

# 2016-09-02  TODO add colors for "ii" and "pn"
# Versions of packages mutt is related to:
# ii  mutt                   1.5.20-9+squeeze1 text-based mailreader supporting M
# pn  mutt-dbg               <none>            (no description available)
# pn  mutt-patched           <none>            (no description available)

# 2016-09-02
  color body  brightred     default  \
  '\<(buzz|rex|bo|hamm|slink|potato|woody|sarge|etch|lenny|squeeze|wheezy|jessie)\>'
  color body  brightred     default  \
  '\<(experimental|oldstable|stable|testing|unreleased|unstable|unstable-debug)\>'
# architectures:
  color body  brightred     default  '\<(i386|amd64|arm64|m68k)\>'

# 2016-09-23
# hashtags!
# examples:   #freesoftware #opensource #vim
  color body  brightyellow  magenta  '#\<[a-z0-9]+\>'

# 2016-09-27
# LPD-DE:     YEAR.1 and YEAR.2
# examples:   2016.2 2017.1
# color body  brightyellow  magenta  '201[0-9][.][12]'
# ^- matches: "Gluon v2017.1.1"
# lesson learned - yet again: use word boundaries!
  color body  brightyellow  magenta  '\<20[12][0-9][.][12]\>'

# 2016-10-25, 2017-07-07, 2017-10-05
# examples: "cyber, cybeeeerrrr!"  cyberangriff cyberkriminalität
  color body  brightyellow  magenta  'cybe+r+'
  color body         black  magenta  'cyber[a-z]+'
  color body         black  magenta  'cyber ?(security)'

# 2016-11-01
# sed commands
  color body  brightyellow  magenta  '\{[bdDgGhnHNpqx;!=]+\}'

# 2016-11-15
# 33C3 cfp admission/rejections
  color body black brightyellow "your submission did not make it"

# 2016-11-20
# number at the end of the line
# color body magenta default '[0-9][.][0-9]+\([0-9]+|[^ ]+\)?-[0-9]+$'

# 2016-11-22, 2017-04-12, 2017-06-22
# simple version numbers
# example: 0.8.15 1.2.3 4.7.11 v.1.2.3  "(GnuPG) v1.4.10"  "(Gluon) v2017.1.1"
# color body brightmagenta default '\<v[.]?[0-9][0-9]?[.][0-9][.][0-9]+'
# make every "digit" a "number":
##color body brightmagenta default '\<v[.]?[0-9]+[.][0-9]+[.][0-9]+'

# 2016-11-22
# LXDE project: program names
  color body brightyellow magenta 'lx(app|button|clipboard|input|launcher|lock|panel|polkit|session|shortcut|term)'

# 2016-11-22
# geo coordinates for berlin
# example: 52.52 13.37
  color body brightyellow magenta '(13|52)[.][0-9]+'

# 2016-11-23
# "border lines"
# at least 29 hashes:
  color body brightyellow magenta '#{29,}'
# 2017-07-05
# "— — — — — — — — —"
# color body brightyellow magenta '\(— \){5,}'
# ^- this doesnt work.  hmm..
# just as a string - works!:
# color body brightmagenta white  "— — — — — — — — —"
# this works, too:
  color body brightyellow magenta '^[— ]{5,}$'

# 2016-11-23, 2020-02-07
# dates in (NN/)mon/201x and (NN/)mon/202x
# examples: "23/Nov/2016"  "Jun/2017"
  color body brightwhite red "([0-3][0-9]/)?(jan|feb|mar|apr|may|jun|jul|aug|sep|oct|nov|dec)/20[12][0-9]"
# 2016-11-23
# possible error http/s with only one following slash
  color body white red 'https?:/[^/]'

# 2016-11-25, 2016-12-12
# examples: "32c3 "33C3" "34c3"
  color body white magenta '3[0-4]c3'
# examples: "tl,dr" "TL;DR"
  color body magenta white 'tl.dr'

# 2016-11-25
# ping hops
# example:
# 10 * * *
# 11 * * *
# 12 * * *
  color body brightyellow magenta  '[0-9]+ *[*] [*] [*]'
# 2018-02-09
  color body brightwhite  magenta ' [0-9]+ *[*] [*] [*]'
# 5  * * *
# 6  * * *
# 7  * * *
# WEIRD: the space before the digit seems to be
# required to match the single digits. o_O

# 2016-11-26
# gpg output of checking the trustDB
# example:
# "gpg: depth: 2  valid: 860  signed: 1190  trust: 643-, 178q, 0n, 35m, 4f, 0u"
  color body brightyellow magenta  'trust: *[0-9]+-, [0-9]+q, [0-9]+n, [0-9]+m, [0-9]+f, [0-9]+u'
  color body brightyellow blue     'depth: *[0-9]+'
  color body brightyellow red      'valid: *[0-9]+'
  color body brightyellow yellow  'signed: *[0-9]+'

# 2016-11-27
# example:  <--- this is! ;-)
  color body green default  '^# examples?:'

# 2016-11-28, 2017-01-10, 2017-09-17
# services
  color body green default  '(hkp|web|mail) *server'
  color body green default  'web(seite|site|server|space)'
  color body green default  '(batman|datenbank|webmail)'
# 2015-12-04
  color body brightgreen default '[-a-z0-9]+[.](funk|olsr)'

# 2016-11-28
  color body green default  '(bus|straßenbahn|tram) *m?[0-9]+'
  color body green default  '\<u[1-9]\>'

# 2016-11-28
  color body brightyellow default 'free *and *open ?source'

# 2016-11-29
# typos!
  color body brightred    default '(maschiene|vorraus)'

# 2016-12-05,2016-12-11
# ordinals:
# example:  1st 2nd 3rd 4th 5th 6th 7th 8th 9th
# color body brightred    default '(1st|2nd|3rd|[4-9]th)'
#
# example:  1st 2nd 23rd 42nd 67th 99th
  color body brightred    default '\<([2-9]?(1st|2nd|3rd)|[1-9]?[4-9]th)\>'
# 2020-11-16 added word boundaries

# 2016-12-05
# monitor pixel sizes
# 640x480, 1024x768, 1600x1200; 1080
  color body brightred    default '(480|640|768|1024|1080|1200|1600|1920)'

# 2016-12-07
# country codes
# example: "DE" "FR"
  color body brightred default '\<(DE|EU|FR|UK)\>'

# 2016-12-07
# examples:  "usb2" "usb 3.0"
  color body brightred default '\<usb ?(2|3)(.0)?'

# 2016-12-08
# years from 1950 to 2019
  color body black yellow    '\<(19[5-9][0-9]|2[01][0-9])\>'
# 2020-11-12
# years from 1900 to 2029
  color body black yellow    '\<(19[0-9][0-9]|2[012][0-9])\>'


# 2016-12-08, 2020-04-20
# approval indicated by "plus 1" aka "me, too"
  color body black yellow    '\<\+1\>'

# 2016-12-09
# https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Umsatzsteuer-Identifikationsnummer#Aufbau_der_Identifikationsnummer
# "USt-IdNr." Umsatzsteuer-Identifikationsnummer
# DE999999999   Block mit 9 Ziffern
# example:  123/456/12345
  color body black yellow    '[0-9]{3}/[0-9]{3}/[0-9]{5,}'

# 2016-12-09
# Vereinsregisternummern
# example: "VR 201371" (OpenLab Augsburg)
  color body black yellow    'VR [0-9]+'

# 2016-12-09
# phone numbers in germany
# 0160 0170 0171 0175 0151
# 0162 0172 0173 0174 01520 01521
# 0163 0177 0178 0155 01570 01577 01575
#      0176 0179      0159
  color body brightgreen default '0(15[12579]|16[023]|17[01236789])[- ][0-9]+'

# 2016-12-09, 2017-02-14, 2018-01-13, 2018-01-19
# PGP DATA - 64 characters in a line,
# 64th byte might be an equal sign:
  color body brightyellow red    '^[a-zA-Z0-9+/]{64}$'
# line ends with at least one equal-sign:
# color body brightyellow red    '^[a-zA-Z0-9+/]{1,63}=+$'
  color body brightyellow red    '^[a-zA-Z0-9+/]{23,}=+$'
# PGP hash at the end (equalsign followed by four chars):
  color body brightgreen  default  '^=[a-zA-Z0-9+/]{4}$'
# 2020-11-12 "pub"key and "sub"key
  color body brightyellow default  '^(pub|sub)'

# 2016-12-10, 2016-12-22, 2017-01-06
# irssi commands
# commands during operation:
  color body brightyellow blue \
'/(connect|(un)?ignore|join|lastlog|msg|names|nick|query|(rm)?recon|save|set|whois|window)'
# commands for setup:
  color body brightyellow blue \
'/(alias|bind|help|hilight|nick|notify|save|script|server)'
#
# Irssi commands:
# accept     die         knock    notice    sconnect   unload
# action     disconnect  knockout notify    script     unnotify
# admin      echo        lastlog  op        scrollback unquery
# alias      eval        layout   oper      server     unsilence
# away       exec        links    part      servlist   upgrade
# ban        flushbuffer list     ping      set        uptime
# beep       foreach     load     query     sethost    userhost
# bind       format      log      quit      silence    ver
# cat        hash        lusers   quote     squery     version
# cd         help        map      rawlog    squit      voice
# channel    hilight     me       recode    stats      wait
# clear      ignore      mircdcc  reconnect statusbar  wall
# completion info        mode     redraw    time       wallops
# connect    invite      motd     rehash    toggle     who
# ctcp       ircnet      msg      reload    topic      whois
# cycle      ison        names    resize    trace      whowas
# dcc        join        nctcp    restart   ts         window
# dehilight  kick        netsplit rmreconns unalias
# deop       kickban     network  rmrejoins unban
# devoice    kill        nick     save      unignore

# 2016-12-12
# gdb make 
  color body brightyellow blue '(gnu *)?hurd'

# 2016-12-12
  color body brightyellow blue '\<cfp\>'

# 2016-12-12
# markdown files
# example: "README.md"
  color body brightyellow blue '\<[^ ]+[.]md\>'

# 2016-12-14
# calendar and time management tools
  color body white        blue '\<(doodle|dudle)\>'

# 2016-12-14
# examples: "die 60er jahre" "ein 16er holzbohrer" "67er jahrgang"
  color body white        blue '[0-9]+er'

# 2016-12-22, 2018-10-03
# Operating Systems for smartphones
  color body white        blue '\<(android|cyanogen|ios)\>'
# color body white        blue   '(android|cyanogen|ios|sailfish ?os)'
# 2018-04-07 wtf.. word boundaries dont work anymore? o_O

# 2016-12-22
# HTML o_O
  color body white        blue '&([aou]uml|amp);'

# 2016-12-22
# -- Commit Summary --
# -- File Changes --
# -- Patch Links --
  color body black        white '-- (commit summary|file changes|patch links) --'

# 2016-12-23
  color body black        white '\<(sasl|ssl)\>'

# freifunk (aka FF): influxb, graphite, grafana, pfsense,
  color body black        white '\<FF\>'

# 2016-12-23
# ping times.
# numbers with 1/2/3 digits, followed by one decimal
# examples: "4.2" "23.42" "123.4"
  color body yellow      default '[0-9]{1}[.][0-9]'
  color body red         default '[0-9]{2}[.][0-9]'
  color body magenta     default '[0-9]{3}[.][0-9]'

# 2016-12-27
# device names
# examples: "/dev/sda1" "/dev/md2"
  color body magenta     default '\<(/dev/)?(sd[abcd]|md[012])\>'

# 2016-12-27, 2017-06-12
# activists
# "Bündnis für Privatsphäre" (Leipzig)
# "digital courage"
# "Digitale Gesellschaft"
# "Freiheit statt Angst"
# "la quadrature du net"
# "Open Knowledge Foundation"
  color body magenta     default \
  '(bündnis für privatsphäre|freiheit ?statt ?angst|digital ?courage|digitale ?gesellschaft|free ?software ?foundation( ?europe)?|la ?quadrature ?du ?net|open ?knowledge ?foundation( *deutschland)?)'

# 2016-12-27
# the alternative social networks
  color body magenta     default '(diasproa|friendica|gnusocial)'

# 2016-12-28, 2016-12-30
  color body magenta     default '\<(cat|tac|sort|uniq|head|tail|ifconfig|iptables|uptime)\>'
# 2020-11-13
# uptime!
# "up 21 weeks, 3 days, 7 hours, 35 minutes"
  color body magenta     default 'up [0-9]* weeks, [0-9] days, [12?[0-9] hours, [1-5]?[0-9] minutes'

# 2016-12-30
# kernel modules: "ip*"
  color body brightmagenta default \
'(ip6table_filter|ip6table_mangle|ip6table_raw|ip6_tables|ip6t_REJECT|ipip|iptable_filter|iptable_mangle|iptable_nat|iptable_raw|ip_tables|ipt_MASQUERADE|ipt_REJECT|ip_tunnel|ipv6)'
# kernel modules.  "nf_*"
  color body brightred     default \
'(nf_conntrack|nf_conntrack_ftp|nf_conntrack_ipv4|nf_conntrack_ipv6|nf_conntrack_rtcache|nf_defrag_ipv4|nf_defrag_ipv6|nf_log_common|nf_log_ipv4|nf_log_ipv6|nf_nat|nf_nat_ftp|nf_nat_ipv4|nf_nat_masquerade_ipv4|nf_reject_ipv4|nf_reject_ipv6)'
# kernel modules.  "xt_*"
  color body brightyellow  default '\<(xt_comment|xt_conntrack|xt_CT|xt_id|xt_limit|xt_LOG)\>'
  color body brightyellow  default '\<(xt_mac|xt_mark|xt_multiport|xt_nat|xt_REDIRECT)\>'
  color body brightyellow  default '\<(xt_state|xt_TCPMSS|xt_tcpudp|xt_time|zram|zsmalloc)\>'
  color body magenta       default '\<(arc4|b43|b43legacy|cfg80211|compat)\>'
  color body magenta       default '\<(crypto_blkcipher|gpio_button_hotplug|leds_gpio)\>'
  color body magenta       default '\<(lz4_compress|lz4_decompress|lzo_compress|lzo_decompress)\>'
  color body magenta       default '\<(mac80211|tunnel4|x_tables|zram|zsmalloc)\>'

# words:
  color body magenta       default '\<(client|server|service|port|wiki)s*\>'
  color body magenta       default '\<(admin|root|user)s*\>'
  color body magenta       default '\<(chromebook|notebook|laptop)s*\>'
  color body magenta       default '\<(desktop|windows)s*\>'
# 2020-11-09 login names for services
  color body magenta       default '\<(backup|bin|daemon|default|exim|)\>'
# color body magenta       default '\<(fetchmail|games|irc|lp|mail|news)\>'
# removed mail+news as they appear too often in other contexts
  color body magenta       default '\<(fetchmail|games|irc|lp)\>'
  color body magenta       default '\<(nobody|ntp|proxy|root|shellinabox)\>'
  color body magenta       default '\<(spamd|sshd|sync|sys|systemd|uucp)\>'
# more services: dictd gnats man messagebus munin nslcd oident racoon smmsp smmta statd uuidd
# 2020-11-09 terminal foo
  color body magenta       default '\<(konsole|terminal|terminator)\>'

# more words:
# raspberrypi
# devops, opsec
# events: hacking with care - HwC
# search engines: ixquick

# 2017-01-03, 2017-01-20, 2017-01-31, 2017-03-09
# events at the metalab - and some others
  color body brightmagenta default \
  '(geekend|hackathon|key ?signing ?party|linux ?install ?party|metaday|missing *maps( ?mapathon)|netzpolitischer ?abend|show[+&]tell)'

# 2017-01-10
  color body brightmagenta default 'telnet'

# 2017-01-12, 2017-07-31
# words with underscores inside
# example: sasl_disconnect_on_failure
# color body brightmagenta default '[a-z]+(_[a-z]+)+'
  color body brightmagenta default '[a-z0-9]+(_[a-z0-9]+)+'

# 2017-01-12
# "options", ie dash+letter
# examples: -h -l -v -! -?
  color body brightmagenta default '\<-[a-z!?]\>'

# 2017-01-13, 2017-05-30, 2017-06-09
  color body brightmagenta default '\<(gateway|iface|inet|netmask|static)\>'
  color body brightmagenta default '\<(br0|eth[01]|lo|localhost|loopback|wlan[01])\>'

# 2017-01-15
  color body brightyellow default \
  '(Fenster|Marker|Puffer|Reiter|Register|Session|Suchmuster|Tabs?|Textobjekte?|VimInfo)'

# 2017-01-17
  color body brightyellow default '\<VM\>'

# 2017-01-18
  color body       white  red   '\<DM\>'

# 2017-01-23, 2018-03-04, 2018-03-14
# color body       green  default \
#'(/bin|/boot|/dev|/etc|/export|/home|/import|/lib|/lib64|/lost+found|/mnt|/nobackup|/opt|/proc|/restore|/root|/run|/sbin|/srv|/sys|/tmp|/usr|/var)\>'
# the general word boundary at the end does not "work",
# eg with "/etc/foo" only the "/etc" is colored.

# 2017-01-24
# some project names
  color body brightyellow  default '(prototypefund|snap!|turtlestitch)'

# 2017-01-24
# algorithms
  color body brightmagenta default '(ecdsa|ed25519)'

# 2017-01-25
# colorizing the "arms" of "¯\_(ツ)_/¯"
  color body brightred     default '(\\_|_/)'

# 2017-01-25
# hex strings with dashes - at least 32 characters
  color body brightblue    default '\<[-0-9a-f]{32,}\>'

# 2017-01-25
# north+south east+west coordinates
# example: "N 60.37604° E 5.33339°"
  color body brightblue    default '[NSEW] [0-9]*[.][0-9]*°?'

# 2017-01-26
# some windows tools
  color body brightmagenta default '(nutty|putty)'

# 2017-01-26
# library names
  color body brightgreen   default '(libuv|gnulib)'

# 2017-01-26
# projects: CmS = Chaos macht Schule
  color body brightyellow  magenta '\<CmS\>'

# 2017-01-29, 2017-02-04
  color body brightyellow  magenta '\<(coverity|doxygen|travis|ubsan|valgrind)\>'

# 2017-01-29, 2017-01-31
# neomutt waffle
# color body brightmagenta default \
# '\<(bug|cc|date|disposition|enc|encoding|from|high|id|is|label|low|mailto|milestone|needs|no|organization|references|sender|state|status|subject|tag|to|type|version)\>:
# deleted "from", "in" and "to", "p", and "x" - too common!
# color body brightyellow  default \
# '\<(assignee|blue|cc|closed|content|date|discuss|discussion|easy|enhancement|feature|help|issue|mail|members|message|mime|ml|neomutt|open|organization|priority|progress|question|ready|received|references|regression|reply|review|sender|subject|user)\>'

# 2017-01-31, 2020-02-07
# alphanum:alphanum
# example: foo23:42bar
# mismatches: "more info [at:https]://..."
# mismatches: "23:42"
# color body brightyellow magenta '\<[a-z0-9]+:[a-z0-9]+\>'

# 2017-02-01, 2017-06-12, 2018-01-13
  color body brightred    default '\<(local|dev|tap0|wlan0-1|table|proto|kernel|scope|)\>'
  color body brightred    default '\<(host|src|metric|link|onlink|none|unspec|initrd|wirequard)\>'

# 2017-02-01
  color body brightred    default '--- .* ping statistics ---'

# 2017-02-01
# names of DLLs
  color body brightred    default '\<[a-z0-9]+[.]dll\>'

# 2017-02-01
# Vim Option Names
  color body brightgreen  default '\<(cursorbind|cursorline|cursorcolumn|esckeys|fileformats?|formatprg)\>'
  color body brightgreen  default '\<(cuc|cul)\>'
# Vim Character Names
  color body brightwhite  default '\<CR\>'
# Vim Events
  color body brightgreen  default '\<(bufreadpre)\>'
# Vim Functions
  color body brightyellow default '\<([a-z_]+[(][)])'

# 2017-02-04
# ablehnung von den chemnitzer linux-tagen
  color body brightmagenta default \
  'konnten leider nicht mit ins Programm aufgenommen werden'

# 2017-03-04
# example:  set foo=$(date)
  color body magenta white '\$\(.*\)'

# 2017-03-05
  color body white magenta '(lat|lon): ?[0-9]+\.[0-9]+'

# approximate time (in german)
# examples: "gegen 17uhr" "um 23 uhr"
# color body brightyellow magenta '(am|gegen|um) *([12]?[0-9])( *uhr)?'
# enforcing hour indication:
  color body brightyellow magenta '(ab|am|bis( zum)?|ca|gegen|nach|um|vor) *[12]?[0-9] *(h|uhr)\>'
# with minutes, but optional hour indication:
  color body brightyellow magenta '(ab|am|bis( zum)?|ca|gegen|nach|um|vor) *[12]?[0-9]:[0-5][0-9] *(h|uhr)?\>'

# 2017-03-09
# "at" and "dot" in "anti-spam" addresses
# example:  "user(at)domain{dot}.tld"
  color body brightyellow magenta '[{(<](at|dot)[})>]'

# 2017-03-23, 2017-07-07
  color body brightgreen    default 'maker? ?faire'
  color body brightyellow magenta 'maker? ?faire ?(berlin|dortmund|friedrichshafen|hann?over|munich|münchen|newcastle|vienna|wien)'

# 2017-03-23, 2017-06-20
# time ranges im AM and PM
# "MM AM - NN AM"
# examples: "7 - 9 pm"  "5am-11pm"
  color body brightyellow default '([012]?[0-9] ?(am|pm)? ?- ? [012]?[0-9] ?(am|pm))'

# 2017-04-15, 2017-06-29
# time ranges with full hours
# examples:  "17 - 19 h"  "5- 23 uhr"
  color body brightyellow default '[012]?[0-9]h? ?- ?[012]?[0-9] ?(h|uhr)?'

# 2017-04-19
# example: a6f1176fb6e2..f914fa8e70f4
  color body brightgreen  default '[0-9a-f]{12}[.][.][0-9a-f]{12}'

# 2017-04-19
# nano keys
# example:  ^Home ^End ^Down ^Up
  color body brightgreen  default '\^(down|end|home|up)'

# 2017-04-21
# international phone numbers, starting with a plus sign,
# simply followed by digits, minus, and space:
# example: "+1 123 456 789" "+49-179-3966141"
  color body brightmagenta default '[+][0-9][0-9]?[- 0-9]+'

# 2020-04-20
# numbers starting with a plus, separated only by dots and commas
  color body brightgreen default '[+][0-9][0-9.,]+'

# 2017-05-21
# date and time ranges
# example: "1.+2.01.2018" "6. - 8.4.2018"
# D1.[-+/]D2.MM.YYYY: "Zeit: November Fr+Sa, 3.+4.11.2017"
##color body brightwhite  red '([1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[01])[.]? ?- ?([1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[01])[.] ?(0?[1-9]|1[12])[.]( ?19|20)[0-9][0-9]'

# 2017-05-24, 2017-05-30, 2017-06-23
# time ranges "M bis N sekunden|minuten|stunden|tage|wochen|monate|jahre"
# examples: "1-2 tage" "3-5 wochen"  "2 bis vier monate" "1 bis 2 jahre"
# examples: "1 day"  "2days" "3  minutes"
# DE:
  color body brightcyan   default "([0-9]+ *([-]|bis) *)?[0-9]+ *(sekunden|minuten|stunden|tage?|wochen|monate?|jahre?)"
# EN:
  color body brightcyan   default "([0-9]+ *([-]|until) *)?[0-9]+ *(seconds?|minutes?|hours?|days?|weeks?|months?|years?)"

# 2017-06-11
# "anzahl zeit"
# example: "1 jahr"
  color body brightcyan   default "[0-9]+ *(sekunden?|minuten?|stunden?|tage?|wochen?|monate?|jahre?n?)"

# 2017-05-26
# architectures
  color body brightyellow cyan 'x86_64'

# 2017-05-29
# nmap output
  color body brightgreen default "host is up"
  color body       black red     "host down"

# 2017-05-30
# function key names
# examples: F1 .. F12 and Fn
  color body       blue  default   '\<f([1-9]|1[012]|n)\>'

# 2017-06-04, 2017-06-16
# client and server
  color body       green default   '\<clients?\>'
  color body brightred   default   '\<servers?\>'

# 2017-06-09
# top level domains
# examples: .africa .click .college .design .health .info
#   .link .lol .online .press .pro .rent .store .tech .top .uk
#   .bio .green organic
# two letters after the first dot required
# color body brightred default   '[.]\<[a-z]{2,}\>'
  color body brightred default '\<[.]\<[a-z]{2,}\>'
# what did i do here?:
# color body brightred default '[.]\<[a-z]{2,}[a-z]{2,}\>'

# 2017-06-10
# "circa number"
# examples: "~23"
  color body brightmagenta default '(~|ca|circa) *[0-9]+\>'

# 2017-06-11
# "$nummer $menge"
# examples: "10 millionen"
  color body brightmagenta default '[0-9]+ *(hundert|tausend|millionen)'

# 2017-06-11, 2020-11-13
# CamelCase words
# example: "KuZe" "CamelCase"
  color body brightmagenta default '\<([A-Z][a-z]+){2,}\>'
# 2020-11-13 added word boundaries

# 2017-06-11
# RAIDs
  color body brightmagenta default 'raid *[1-6]'

# 2017-06-13
# "Nh"
# examples: "23h"
  color body brightmagenta default '\<[0-9]+h\>'

# 2017-06-14
# special email on rohrpost
# "----< this"
# "--< that"
  color body blue default '^-+<'

# 2017-06-14
# german crypto talk
  color body blue default '\<(ent|ver)schlüsseln\>'

# 2017-06-16
# examples: "23+"
  color body brightyellow default '\<[0-9]+\+'

# 2017-06-16
# examples: "v1.2.3"  "version 1.2.3"
# color body brightyellow default 'v?[0-9.]+'
  color body brightyellow default '\<v(ersion)??[0-9][.][0-9.]+'

# 2017-06-16
# examples:
# "- added new feature"
# "- changed old feature"
# "- fix broken feature"
# "- improved some feature"
# "- typos fixed"
  color body brightyellow default '^- add[a-z]*'
  color body brightyellow default '^- fix[a-z]*'
  color body brightyellow default '^- imp[a-z]*'
  color body brightyellow default '^- cha[a-z]*'
  color body brightyellow default '^- typ[a-z]*'

# 2017-06-20
# punctuation surrounded by spaces
  color body black        white   ' [,.!?] '

# 2017-06-21, 2017-06-29
# "anfang /mitte / ende $monat"
  color body black        white   '\<(anfang|mitte|ende) *(jan|feb|mar|mrz|apr|mai|may|jun|jul|aug|sep|oct|okt|nov|dec|dez)[a-z]*\>'
# 2017-07-04
# "anfang /mitte / ende $jahreszeit"
  color body black        white   '(anfang|mitte|ende) *(fr(ue|ü)hling|sommer|herbst|winter)'
# 2017-07-05, 2017-11-18
# with optional start/middle/end and optional year
# examples: "autumn 2017" "spring 2018"
  color body black        white   '((start|middle|end) *of *)?\<(spring|summer|autumn|winter)\>( (19|20)[0-9][0-9])?'
# 2017-11-18: added word boundaries

# 2017-06-21
# checkboxes with square brackets
  color body black        white   '\[ +\]'

# 2017-06-25
# extra headers, starting with "X-".
# examples: "X-Editor" "X-Mailer:" "X-Location:"
  color body black        white   '^X-[-a-zA-Z0-9]:'

# 2017-07-02
# farben!
# example: schwarz weiß gelb rot blau grün braun magenta
# lesson learnt (yet again): do not forget the word delimiters!
# otherwise you get matches on "bROT" and "fRED". ;-)
  color body       black     white   "\<schwarz\>"
  color body       white     default "\<(weiß|white)\>"
  color body brightyellow    default "\<(gelb|yellow)\>"
  color body       red       default "\<(rot|red)\>"
  color body       blue      default "\<(blau|blue)\>"
  color body       cyan      default "\<(hell|himmel)blau\>"
  color body       green     default "\<grün\>"
  color body brightgreen     default "\<hellgrün\>"
  color body       yellow    default "\<(braun|brown)\>"
  color body       magenta   default "\<(lila|magenta)\>"

# 2017-07-02
# nullachtfünfzehn
# examples: 08-15 08/15
  color body    brightmagenta default "08[-/]15"

# 2017-07-05, 2018-10-28
# sciences
  color body brightred default '\<(arts|biology|chemistry|engineering|humanities|mathematics|medicine|physics|philosophy|psychology)'
  color body brightred default '(artificial intelligence|communications|machine learning|robotics)'
# ethics history theology

# 2017-07-05
# words in lower-quote and upper-quote
# example: "‚Sprechsaal'"
# lower-quote is <‚> 8218, Hex 201a, Octal 20032
  color body brightmagenta default "[‚][a-z]+[']"

# 2017-07-07
# "Yes" and "No"
  color body brightgreen  default  '\<Yes\>'
  color body brightred    default  '\<No\>'

# 2017-07-07
# special words at events:
  color body white        brightgreen  'social event'

# 2017-07-07
# ordinals
  color body brightred    default    '\<(11|12|13)th\>'
  color body brightred    default    '\<(1st|2nd|3rd)\>'
# 2020-11-16 added word boundaries

# 2017-07-07
# some track names at events
  color body black        green     '(software engineering|cloud technologies|system administration)'

# 2017-07-07
  color body white        blue      '(udk|fu|hu|tu) *berlin'

# 2017-07-07
# License(s)
  color body white        blue      '(gnu *)general *public *license'

# 2017-07-09
# fractions
# example:  "23/42"
  color body    white magenta       '\<[0-9]+/[0-9]+\>'

# 2017-07-09
# example:  "1&1"  "c&a"
  color body    white magenta       '\<[^ ]+&[^ ]+\>'

# 2017-07-09
# t-shirt sizes
  color body  brightred default '\<(XS|S|M|L|XL|XXL|XXXL)\>'

# 2017-07-09
# gpg tools
  color body  black   yellow '^Comment: .*"
  color body  black   yellow '^Version: .*"
# color body black brightyellow "Version: GnuPG v1.0.[67] \(GNU/Linux\)"
# color body black brightyellow "Version: GnuPG v1.2.[67] \(GNU/Linux\)"

# Version: GnuPG v1.4.1 (GNU/Linux)
# Version: GnuPG v1.4.5 (GNU/Linux)
# Version: GnuPG v1.4.6 (GNU/Linux)
# Version: GnuPG v1.4.7 (MingW32)
# Version: GnuPG v1.4.8 (FreeBSD)
# Version: GnuPG v1.4.9 (GNU/Linux)
# Version: GnuPG v1.4.9 (FreeBSD)
# Version: GnuPG v1.4.10 (FreeBSD)
# Version: GnuPG v1.4.10 (GNU/Linux)
# Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux)
# Version: GnuPG v1.4.12 (GNU/Linux)
# Version: GnuPG v1.4.13 (SunOS)
# Version: GnuPG v1.4.14 (GNU/Linux)
# Version: GnuPG v1.4.15 (GNU/Linux)
# Version: GnuPG v2.0.9 (Darwin)
# Version: GnuPG v2.0.9 (GNU/Linux)
# Version: GnuPG v2.0.12 (GNU/Linux)
# Version: GnuPG v2.0.13 (GNU/Linux)
# Version: GnuPG v2.0.16 (GNU/Linux)
# Version: GnuPG v2.0.17 (GNU/Linux)
# Version: GnuPG v2.0.18 (GNU/Linux)
# Version: GnuPG v2.0.18 (NetBSD)
# Version: GnuPG/MacGPG2 v2.0.12 (Darwin)
# Version: GnuPG/MacGPG2 v2.0.14 (Darwin)
# Version: GnuPG/MacGPG2 v2.0.18 (Darwin)
# Version: GnuPG/MacGPG2 v2.0.19 (Darwin)
# Version: GnuPG v2.0.15 (GNU/Linux)
# Version: GnuPG v2.0.19 (GNU/Linux)
# Version: GnuPG v2.0.20 (MingW32)
# Version: GnuPG v2.0.22 (GNU/Linux)
# Version: GnuPG v2.0.22 (MingW32)
# Version: GnuPG v1
# Version: GnuPG v2
#
# Version: GnuPG/MacGPG2 v2.0.17 (Darwin)
# Comment: GPGTools - http://gpgtools.org
#
# Version: GnuPG v1.4.12 (GNU/Linux)
# Comment: Using GnuPG with Icedove - http://www.enigmail.net/
#
# Version: GnuPG v1.4.9 (Darwin)
# Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org/
#
# Version: GnuPG v1.4.15 (GNU/Linux)
# Comment: Using GnuPG with Icedove - http://www.enigmail.net/
#
# Version: GnuPG v2.0.22 (GNU/Linux)
# Comment: Using GnuPG with Thunderbird - http://www.enigmail.net/
#
# -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
# Hash: SHA512
#
# -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
# Comment: GnuPT 2.8.2
# Version: BCPG v1.46
#
# Version: GnuPG v2.0.14 (GNU/Linux)
# Comment: Using GnuPG with Fedora - http://enigmail.mozdev.org/
#
# Comment: I welcome encrypted mail.  <- Richard Russon
#
# special lines:
# [-- BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE --]
# [-- END PGP SIGNED MESSAGE --]

# 2017-07-12
# somecolors for CSS
# examples:  "23px"  "42px"
  color body  yellow default '[0-9]+px'
  color body  blue   default '!important'
  color body  green  default '\<(auto|block|inline|justify|visible)\>'
# some entities
  color body  black  white   '&(#39|euro|ndash|rsquo);'

# 2017-07-12
# post scriptum
  color body  black  white   'p[.] *s[.]'

# 2017-07-13
  color body black green   '(bruegge|rodenbach|roeselare|ypern|kortrijk|ghent|watou|st.bernhard|westvleteren)'
  color body black white   'trappist(en)?'
  color body green default '[0-9] *std[.]?'

# 2017-07-14
# wireless list, olsrd
  color body blue  default '\<(etx|lq|nlq|snr)\>'
  color body green default '(bbbvpn|rc1)'

# 2017-07-15
# cities in austria
  color body red default '\<(amstetten|ansfelden|baden|bad|ischl|bludenz|bregenz)\>'
  color body red default '\<(dornbirn|feldkirch|gmunden|graz|hallein|hall|hohenems)\>'
  color body red default '\<(innsbruck|judenburg|kapfenberg|klagenfurt|klosterneuburg)\>'
  color body red default '\<(knittelfeld|krems|kufstein|leoben|leonding|linz|lustenau)\>'
  color body red default '\<(mödling|perchtoldsdorf|salzburg|schwechat|steyr|stockerau)\>'
  color body red default '\<(st..pölten|ternitz|traiskirchen|traun|trofaiach|villach)\>'
  color body red default '\<(wels|wien|wiener.neustadt|wolfsberg)\>'

# 2017-07-17
# hex numbers with "0x" prefix
# examples: 0xc0ffee 0xdeadbeef
  color body brightmagenta default '0x[0-9a-f]+\>'

# 2017-07-17
# examples:  "==12345=="
  color body white magenta '^==[1-9]{4,6}=='

# 2017-07-17
# examples: "ein jahr"  "zwölf jahre"
  color body brightcyan default '(ein|zwei|drei|vier|fünf|sechs|sieben|acht|neun|zehn|elf|zwölf) *jahre?'

# 2017-07-17
# speech synthesis programs
  color body brightcyan default '\<(espeak|festival|mbrola)\>'

# 2017-07-23
  color body brightcyan default '\<(c\+\+|c\#|css|html|java(script)|python|ruby|tex)\>'

# 2017-07-23
# git commands
  color body brightcyan default '\<git *(add|bisect|branch|checkout|clone|commit|diff|fetch|grep|init|log|merge|mv|pull|push|rebase|reset|rm|show|status|tag)'

# 2017-07-23
# mailing list software:
  color body brightcyan default '(ezmlm|listserv|mailman|majordomo|sympa)'
# archivers for mailman:
  color body brightcyan default '(hyperkitty|pipermail)'

# 2017-07-23
  color body brightcyan default '(gmail(.com)?|gmx(.de)?|web.de)'

# 2017-07-26
# bitcoin addresses
# alphanumeric, starts with "1" or "3", and has length 27 to 34.
  color body brightcyan default '\<[13][a-z0-9]{26,33}\>'

# 2017-08-02
# commented lines which start with '%' (eg with slrn)
  color body blue default '^ *% .*'

# 2017-09-25
# timeframes
# example:  "00:00:23,123"
  color body blue default '[0-9][0-9]:[0-9][0-9]:[0-9][0-9],[0-9][0-9][0-9]'

# 2017-09-29
# event name
  color body brightblue default 'free ?code ?camp'

# 2017-09-29
  color body brightblue default 'internet ?of ?things'
  color body brightblue default '\<iot\>'

# 2017-09-29
# example: "p.o.box 12 34 56"
  color body brightblue default 'p[.] ?o[.] ?box ?[0-9 ]+[0-9]'
  color body brightblue default 'P[.] ?O[.] ?Box ?[0-9 ]+[0-9]'

# 2017-11-14
# ordinals
# examples: 1st 2nd 3rd .. 23rd 42nd 67th
  color body brightgreen default '\<[0-9]+(st|nd|rd|th)\>'

# 2017-11-25, 2020-04-20
# people
  color body black white '(edward *snowden|daniel *hale|chelsea *manning)'

# 2017-12-02
# example: "ZVR Nummer: 63 56 16 285"
  color body white red 'zvr ?(nummer)?:? [0-9 ]+'

# 2017-12-05
# news outlets
  color body brightyellow black '(heise(.de)?|linux ?magazin|pro ?linux)'

# 2017-12-09
# example: %%Email%%
  color body white red '%%[^ ]+%%'

# 2017-12-25,2018-01-11
# just capitalied words:
  color body brightwhite default '\<[A-Z][a-zäöüß]+\>'
# common german word suffixes:
# color body brightwhite default '[A-Z][^ ]*(ion|ung|en)\>'
# (chen|e|ei|el|en|er|erchen|erei|(e)rich|heit|ien|igkeit|in|keit|land|lein|ler|ling|ner|nis|sal|schaft|sel|tum|ung)
# added: em,nz,ort,sch,um
##color body brightwhite default \
##'[A-Z][^ ]*(chen|e|ei|el|em|en|er|erchen|erei|rich|heit|ien|igkeit|in|keit|)\>'
##color body brightwhite default \
##'[A-Z][^ ]*(land|lein|ler|ling|ner|nis|nz|ort|sal|sch|schaft|sel|tum|tz|um|ung)\>'
#
# 2018-01-22, 2018-02-21, 2020-11-04
# just using "[^ ]*" was *not* a good idea! o_O
##color body brightwhite default \
##'\<[a-z][a-zäöüß]+(chen|ei|el|em|en|er|erei|heit|ien|in|keit|rich)\>'
# old:
# '\<[A-Z][a-zäöüß]+(chen|e|ei|el|em|en|er|erchen|erei|rich|heit|ien|igkeit|in|keit|)\>'
##color body brightwhite default \
##'\<[A-Z][a-zäöüß]+(land|lein|ler|ling|ner|nis|nz|ort|sal|sch|schaft|sel|tum|tz|um|ung)\>'

# 2018-01-08
# HexBytes
  color body brightyellow default '\<0x[0-9a-f ]+\>'

# 2018-01-31
# that "password" word..
  color body red white 'passwor[dt]'

# 2018-02-09
# Timezone offsets
# example: "+01:00"
  color body magenta black '[+]([01][0-9]|2[0-4])[.:][0-5][0-9]'

# 2018-02-11
# Vim files
# example: runtime/* src/*
  color body brightgreen black '(runtime|src)(/[A-Za-z0-9._]+)+'

# 2018-02-21
# values
# example: "foo=/dir/file-1.2.3_word1,word2.ext"
  color body brightmagenta white '=[-_,.:a-z0-9/]+\>'

# 2018-02-23
# centuries
# example: "21st century"
  color body brightmagenta white '([1-9]th|20th|21st) *century'

# 2018-02-23
# DIN paper sizes
# example: "DINA4"
  color body brightmagenta white 'din *a[0-9]'

# 2018-02-28
# infrastructure
  color body brightmagenta white '(gitlab|autopkgtest|dgit|debomatic)'

# 2018-02-28
# some crypto words
  color body brightmagenta white '\<(rsa|x509)\>'
# 2020-03-17
  color body black         white '\<(dsa|rsa)(1024|2048|3072|4096)\>'

# 2018-03-03
# enumeration with letters
# examples:  "a)" .. "f)"
  color body magenta white '\<[a-f]\)'

# 2018-03-03
# GLT denial/confirmation mails
  color body brightyellow default 'We are happy to inform you'
  color body red          default 'We are sorry to inform you'

# 2018-03-28
# time in "HHhMM"
# examples: "23h42"
# color body red     default '(0?[1-9]|1[0-9]|2[0-4])h[0-5][0-9])'
  color body white   red  '[0-9][0-9]h[0-9][0-9]'

# 2018-04-11
# years without "20" prefix but a tick
# examples: '14 '17 '18
  color body white   red  "['][012][0-9]\\>"

# 2018-05-08
# umlauts written with colons
# examples: "a:" "o:" "u:"
  color body white   red  "[aou]:"

# 2018-05-30
# numbered list at BOL
# example: "1."
  color body white   red  "^[0-9][.]"

# 2018-05-30
# formal greetings
  color body black  white   'mit (freundlichen|herzlichen) grüßen'

# 2018-07-19
  color body green  black   '[*]in(nen)?'

# 2019-09-26
# color body

# 2020-01-17 UUIDs
# example:   e4d5881e-bb69-4a7d-8ee5-e079d5e3bb2e
# structure: 8-4-4-12
  color body black red '\<[0-9A-F]{8}-[0-9A-F]{4}-[0-9A-F]{4}-[0-9A-F]{12}\>'

# 2020-01-31
# Metro Stations
# "U (Berliner|Pank|Turm)straße"
  color body white blue "u[- ]*[a-zäöüß]+str(aße)*"

# 2020-01-31
# some cities
  color body brightgreen black '(Berlin|Chemnitz|Graz|Vienna|Wien)'

# 2020-01-31
# Universities in Berlin
# "Free/Humboldt/Tech University Berlin"
  color body brightgreen black '(FUB|HUB|TUB)'
  color body brightgreen black '(FU|HU|TU) *Berlin'

# 2020-01-31
# matrix links
# example: matrix://#fosdem:matrix.org
  color body black brightgreen 'matrix://[#][-a-z]+:matrix.org'

# 2020-01-31
# languages
  color body black brightgreen '(dutch|english|french|german|italian|spanish)'

# 2020-01-31
# datenspuren motto 2020
  color body black white 'Mehr Utopie wagen'

# 2020-01-31
# gpg error message
  color body white red "Can't check signature: No public key"

# 2020-01-31
# date+time in ISO with offset
# example: 2020-02-07T19:00:00+01:00
  color body white magenta '2020-[01][0-9]-[0123][0-9]T[01][0-9]:[0-5][0-9]:[0-5][0-9]([-+][01][0-9]:[0-5][0-9])*'

# 2020-01-31
# some linux live systems
  color body white blue '\<(grml|jux|kali|knoppix|tails|ubuntu)\>'
# 2020-08-15 added version numbers
# color body white blue '\<(debian( *1?[0-9]))*\>'
  color body white blue '\<(debian( *1?[0-9]))*'
# 2020-09-02 debian releases
  color body white blue '\<(buzz|rex|bo|hamm|slink|potato|woody|sarge|etch|lenny)\>' #debian
  color body white blue '\<(squeeze|wheezy|jessie|stretch|buster|bullseye)\>'        #debian
# see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Debian_version_history
# 1.1 Buzz
# 1.2 Rex
# 1.3 Bo
# 2.0 Hamm
# 2.1 Slink
# 2.2 Potato
# 3.0 Woody
# 3.1 Sarge
# 4.0 Etch
# 5.0 Lenny
# 6.0 Squeeze
# 7   Wheezy
# 8   Jessie
# 9   Stretch
# 10  Buster
# 11  Bullseye

# some others linuxes
  color body white blue '\<(linux *)?(centos|fedora|gentoo|manjaro|mint|zorin)\>'
  color body white blue '\<(archman|arco|mx|sparky) ( *linux)?\>'
  color body white blue '\<(antix|clearos|clonezilla|dragonfly|lubuntu|mageia|opensuse)\>'
  color body white blue '\<(parrot|puppy|pureos|pureos|reactos|robolinux|slackware|smartos)\>'
# sudo!
  color body white red   sudo

# 2020-02-07, 2020-03-25
# Android version names
  color body white green '\<(cupcake|donut|eclair|froyo|gingerbread|honeycomb|ice cream sandwich)'
  color body white green '\<(jelly bean|kit kat|lollipop|marshmallow|nougat|oreo|pie)\>'

# 2020-02-08
# alternative operating systems for phones
  color body red black \
  '(postmarketos|ubuntu touch|sailfish os|nemo mobile|maemo leste|luneos)'

# 2020-03-12 Umsatzsteuer-Identifukationsnummer (USt-IdNr|Ust.-ID-Nr.)
# https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Umsatzsteuer-Identifikationsnummer#Aufbau_der_Identifikationsnummer
# example: "DE999999999" (nine digits)
  color body black brightyellow 'DE[0-9]{9}'

# 2020-04-20
# notifications from mailman:
# "has been removed from" and
# "has been successfully subscribed to"
# "The attached message has been automatically discarded."
  color body white red     "has been removed from"
  color body black green   "has been successfully subscribed to"
  color body black red     "The attached message has been automatically discarded."

# 2020-08-28
  color body white red      "(a|x)*randr"

# NEW before this line

# 2020-04-20
# mastodon accounts
# example: @mastodonusercount@bitcoinhackers.org
# pattern: @TEXT@DOMAIN
#
# 2017-06-18
# DONE: ordinals.  "12th"
#
# TODO: "26th to 28th of August"
# TODO: "from May 16th to 20th"
# TODO: "7./8. Oktober 2017"
# TODO: "2.-15. Oktober 2017"
# TODO: "3.+4.11.2017"
# TODO: "23. & 24. Juni"
# TODO: "23. - 24. Juni"
# TODO: "Sept. 12-26, 2017"
#
# TODO: "Mid- October to Mid December"
#
# TODO: "gpg: Signature made Sat Jun 24 20:11:53 2017 CEST"
# TODO: "Registergericht München HRB 126 104, USt-IdNr. DE 201 88 33 28"
# TODO: "2017-07-22T12:10:51Z"
#
# TODO: "für $GELD bis $GELD"
# TODO: "ca. 50 bis 100EUR"
# TODO: "von 38 auf 58%"
#
# TODO: "am $WOCHENTAG"
# TODO: "$WOCHENTAG morgen|(nach)mittag|abend"
# TODO: "ab 11uhr"
# TODO: 
# artificial intelligence, autonomous cars, big data,
# brain-computer interfaces, intelligent networks, neurorobotics.

# definition for "HH:MM" seems to take away
# the text for "ab/bis HH:MM".
# possible solution:  comment out "HH:MM" and simply
# use "ab/bis HH:MM" and making "ab/bis" optional.

# 2020-09-20, 2020-10-23
  color body  brightyellow black     "social *distance"
# popular communication tools
  color body  brightyellow default   '\<(discord|duo|facetime|gitter|hangout|jitsi|matrix|skype|slack|webex|whereby|zoom)\>'

# 2020-09-29
# spam.. especially on the WIRELESS maillist..
# only 5 out of 6000 messages matching with four points/stars:
# color index brightyellow magenta "~h'^X-Spam-Score:.[*][*][*][*]'"
  color index brightyellow magenta "~h'^X-Spam-Score:.[*][*][*]'"
# .. but 363 of 6000 matching with three points/stars. :-O

# 2020-11-05
# vim patches referring new code to "vim 9.x":
  color body brightred default "vim9"
# vim patches referring new code to windows32 code:
  color body brightred default "win32"

# 2020-11-09
# fetchmail output:
# 3 messages for guckes@pop3.vr.in-berlin.de (27912 octets).
# reading message guckes@pop3.vr.in-berlin.de:1 of 3 (5384 octets) flushed
# reading message guckes@pop3.vr.in-berlin.de:2 of 3 (5391 octets) flushed
# reading message guckes@pop3.vr.in-berlin.de:3 of 3 (17137 octets) flushed
  color body brightred default "[0-9]+ of [0-9]+"

# 2020-11-12
# example: "F O L L O W  U S"
  color body brightyellow red '([a-z] +){3,}[a-z]'

# 2020-11-13
# setup filenames
  color body brightyellow red '[.]?(/etc/Muttrc|exrc|muttrc|neomuttrc|vimrc|viminfo)'

# 2020-11-13
# mail clients
  color body brightyellow black  '(claws|seamonkey|thunderbird)'

# 2020-11-13
# filename extensions given with a dot
  color body brightyellow black  '[.](eml|ini|com|exe)\>'

# 2020-11-13
# bad spellers o_O
  color body brightyellow black  '(allmost|successfull)'

# 2020-11-13
# those special words in ~/.mailcap
  color body white        blue   '(copiousoutput|nametemplate)'

# 2020-11-13
# Unicode
# "U+00FF"
  color body brightgreen black     'u[+][0-9a-f]\{4}'

# 2020-11-13
# ISO-8859 ISO-8859-1 ISO-8859-15
  color body black  brightyellow 'iso[- ]8859(-15?)?'

# 2020-11-14
# mutt option names in context with the "set" command:
  color body brightgreen  default \
  'set *(certificate_file|folder|folder_format|from|hdrs|header_cache|imap_keepalive|imap_pass|imap_user|message_cachedir|move)'
  color body brightgreen  default \
  'set *(pop_pass|postponed|realname|record|signature|smtp_pass|smtp_url|spoolfile|status_format)'
  color body brightgreen  default \
  'set *(tmp_dir|trash|use_from|user_agent)'
# mutt setup commands:
  color body brightgreen  default '\<(cd|echo|exec|push|source)'
# mutt setup commands - the hooks:
  color body brightgreen  default '\<(append|close|open)-hook'
  color body brightgreen  default '\<(account|charset|crypt|fcc(-save)|folder|iconv|index-format)-hook'
  color body brightgreen  default '\<(mbox|message|save)-hook'
  color body brightgreen  default '\<(reply|send2?|un)-hook'
  color body brightgreen  default '\<(startup|shutdown|timeout)-hook'
# mutt setup commands - those with "un" prefix:
  color body brightgreen  default '\<(un)?(alias|alternates|alternative_order|attachments|auto_view)'
  color body brightgreen  default '\<(un)?(bind|color|group|hdr_order|ignore|lists)'
  color body brightgreen  default '\<(un)?((named-)?mailboxes|macro|mailto_allow|mime_lookup|mono|my_hdr)'
  color body brightgreen  default '\<(un)?(score|subscribe|sidebar_whitelist)'
  color body brightgreen  default '\<((un)?set(env)?|reset|subjectrx|toggle)\>'
# mutt setup commands - the one with the "no" prefix:
  color body brightgreen  default '\<((no)?spam)'
# mutt setup commands - and then some:
  color body brightgreen  default '\<(finish|ifn?def)'

# 2020-11-14
# mutt command names in angle brackets:
  color body brightyellow  default '<(<enter-command|shell-escape)>'

# 2020-11-14
# mutt "bind" commands:
  color body brightyellow  default 'bind *(index|pager|index,pager|)'

# 2020-11-14
# mutt authentication methods
  color body brightwhite   blue    '\<(gssapi|ldap|md5|ntlm|sasl)\>'

# 2020-11-14
# header lines!
  color body brightwhite   blue    '\<(from|to|bcc|cc|date|reply-to|subject|user-agent):'
  color body brightwhite   blue    '\<list-(archive|help|id|post|subscribe|unsubscribe):'
  color body brightwhite   blue    '\<(in-reply-to|message-id|newsgroups|references):'
  color body brightwhite   blue    '\<(received|return-path|x-envelope-(from|to)):'

# 2020-11-14
# mutt - mailbox types
  color body brightwhite   blue    '\<(mbox»maildir)'

# 2020-11-14
  color body brightwhite   blue    '\<[acm]time\>'

# 2020-11-14
# filename permissions
  color body brightgreen   default '[-dl]([-rxws]{3}){3}'

# 2020-11-14
# field names - a percent sign followed by a single letter:
  color body brightgreen   default '%[0-9]*[a-z]\>'

# 2020-11-14
# quotation lines in markdown style
  color body brightgreen   default '^"""$'

# 2020-11-16
# some known mailbox sites
  color body black green '(mailbox.org|protonmail.ch|posteo.de|riseup.net|tutanota.com)'
  color body black green '(pop3?|smtp)?[.]?(gmx.de|web.de)'

# 2020-11-17
  color body white red   'sgb.?(9|12)'

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