CHANGE XML, XML

The XML mode is a client mode, an alternative to the default VT100 mode, that special clients can use.

<prompt>...</prompt>           : MUME prompt

<room>...</room>               : room section
<name>...</name>               : room name (or message that you cannot see it)
<description>...</description> : room description
<terrain>...</terrain>         : room terrain information
<magic>...</magic>             : magic info (portal, detect magic, watched)
<exits>...</exits>             : exits (autoexits or manual command)

<movement dir=direction/>      : movement in given direction
<movement/>                    : movement in unknown/inapplicable direction

<tell>...</tell>               : tell
<say>...</say>                 : say
<narrate>...</narrate>         : narrate
<song>...</song>               : song
<pray>...</pray>               : pray
<shout>...</shout>             : shout
<yell>...</yell>               : yell
<emote>...</emote>             : emote

<hit>...</hit>                 : hit (given)
<damage>...</damage>           : damage (recieved)

<weather>...</weather>         : weather message

<enemy>...</enemy>             : an enemy player

<header>...</header>           : a header
<status>...</status>           : a status value
<code>...</code>               : code or a command to type
<em>...</em>                   : emphasized text

<highlight type=...>...</highlight>
                               : text highlit in the style of type (one of the
                                 other tag names; type can be absent and the
                                 tag should be ignored in that case)

<familiar>...</familiar>       : seen by a familiar
<snoop symbol=...>...</snoop>  : seen by snooping someone else

<xml>...</xml>                 : sent when en-/disabling XML mode

You can enable or disable XML mode with "change xml" or by sending "<MPI>X1\n<state>\n" where <MPI> is the MUME Protocol Initiator "~$#E" and <state> is "0" to disable or "1" to enable XML mode. "2" and "3" disables/enables XML mode without sending any <xml> or </xml> tag.

There will be more, and all of the above is subject to change.