MHonArc Resources: TSLICEBEG

# TSLICEBEG

## Syntax

Envariable

  N/A

Element

  `<TSLICEBEG>`
  markup...
  `</TSLICEBEG>`

Command-line Option

  N/A

## Description

TSLICEBEG defines the starting markup of a thread listing "slice" from the use of the `$TSLICE$` resource variable. TSLICEBEG is comparable to the THEAD resource. However, TSLICEBEG scope only covers the starting markup of the thread listing while THEAD will also includes the header markup for thread indexes. Since the TTOPBEGIN, TLITXT, TLIEND, TSINGLETXT, TSUBJECTBEG, and TTOPEND resources are reused in thread slices, TSLICEBEG should normally be equivalent to the thread listing start portion of THEAD.

## Default Setting

    <TSliceBeg>
    <BLOCKQUOTE><UL>
    </TSliceBeg>

## Resource Variables

Variable | Value
--- | ---
`$BUTTON$` | Button markup linking to a message.
`$DATE$` | The date of the message.
`$DDMMYYYY$` | Message date in dd/mm/yyyy format.
`$DOCURL$` | URL to documentation.
`$ENV$` | Value of an environment variable.
`$FROM$` | The complete text in the `From:` field of the message.
`$FROMADDR$` | The e-mail address in the `From:` field of the message.
`$FROMADDRDOMAIN$` | The e-mail address domain of the `From:` field of the message.
`$FROMADDRNAME$` | The e-mail address "username" (or local-part) of the `From:` field of the message.
`$FROMNAME$` | The human name of the person in the `From:` field of the message. If no human name is found, the username specified in the e-mail address is used.
`$GMTDATE$` | Current GMT date.
`$ICON$` | The context-type sensistive icon.
`$ICONURL$` | The URL to the context-type sensistive icon.
`$IDXFNAME$` | Filename of main index page.
`$IDXLABEL$` | Label for main index page.
`$IDXPREFIX$` | Prefix of filenames of main index pages.
`$IDXSIZE$` | Max number of messages that may be listed in index page.
`$IDXTITLE$` | The title of the main index page.
`$LINK$` | Link markup linking to a message.
`$LOCALDATE$` | Current local date.
`$MMDDYYYY$` | Message date in mm/dd/yyyy format.
`$MSG$` | Filename of message.
`$MSGGMTDATE$` | GMT date of current message.
`$MSGID$` | The message-id of the message.
`$MSGLOCALDATE$` | Local date of current message.
`$MSGNUM$` | The message number assigned to the message by MHonArc (includes leading zeros).
`$MSGPREFIX$` | Filename prefix for message files.
`$MSGTORDNUM$` | The ordinal message number of the current discussion thread.
`$NOTE$` | Message annotation.
`$NUMFOLUP$` | Number of explicit follow-ups to the message.
`$NUMOFMSG$` | Number of messages in the archive.
`$NUMOFPAGES$` | Number of index pages.
`$ORDNUM$` | The current listing number of the message.
`$OUTDIR$` | Pathname of archive.
`$PROG$` | Program name
`$SUBJECT$` | The subject text of the message, and if no arguments, wrapped in an anchor element that hyperlinks to the message.
`$SUBJECTNA$` | The subject text of the message without the anchor element.
`$TIDXFNAME$` | Filename of thread index page.
`$TIDXLABEL$` | Label for thread index page.
`$TIDXPREFIX$` | Prefix of filenames of thread index pages.
`$TIDXTITLE$` | Title of thread index.
`$TSLICE$` | A slice of the thread listing relative to the current message. Size of slice determined by the TSLICE resource.
`$VERSION$` | Program version.
`$YYYYMMDD$` | Message date in yyyy/mm/dd format.

## Examples

None.

## Version

2.2.0

## See Also

TSLICEEND, TTOPBEGIN, TLITXT, TLIEND, TSINGLETXT, TSUBJECTBEG, TTOPEND