xch_mudtext
Text from non-HTML muds is formatted specially by the Pueblo client. This
formatting includes converting line ends to <br> tags, using a fixed-width font,
etc. Also, HTML tags seen in muds not known to generate HTML are ignored. To
cause HTML interpretation to begin, the HTML session must issue a </xch_mudtext>
tag. To turn off HTML interpretation, issue a <xch_mudtext>.
This tag is identical to <pre>, except that text is wrapped within the display
boundaries.
Examples
For example, in a predominantly non-HTML system, you could do the following to
make a word bold:
This </xch_mudtext><b>word</b><xch_mudtext> is bold.
Note that the logic of xch_mudtext is somewhat reversed from most HTML tags,
in that the first one you issue is a </xch_mudtext>. This is because the Pueblo
client puts a <xch_mudtext> at the top of the session. Your </xch_mudtext>
ends that HTML style, then your <xch_mudtext> begins that style again.
Also see
<pre> (preformatted text)
<xch_mode>