MUSHclient scripting

Description of MUSHclient world function: world.NoteStyle

Name	NoteStyle
Type	Method
Summary	Sets the style for notes
Prototype	`void NoteStyle(short Style);` View list of data type meanings
Description	This sets the text style for world.note and similar functions. The styles are 1 bit each, which can be added or OR'ed together. The style bits are: 1 = bold 2 = underline 4 = blink (italic) 8 = inverse 32 = strike-through Therefore: NoteStyle (0) resets to normal style. NoteStyle (1) would be bold. NoteStyle (3) would be bold and underlined. Styles are reset to normal when a newline is processed, so if you want to have bold/italic etc. over multiple lines you would need to do the NoteStyle at the start of each line. You can also use AnsiNote to output styled text. WARNING: Bold italic, and underlined styles will only be visible if the appropriate configurations are enabled in the world Appearance: Output configuration. Otherwise they will be ignored (the same as for text arriving from the MUD). Note: Available in version 3.42 onwards.
VBscript example	`NoteStyle 5 ' bold italic Note "hello"`
Jscript example	`NoteStyle (5); // bold italic Note ("hello");`
PerlScript example	`NoteStyle (5) # bold italic Note ("hello")`
Python example	`NoteStyle (5) # bold italic Note ("hello")`
Lua example	`NoteStyle (5) -- bold italic Note ("hello")`
Returns	`Nothing.`
Introduced in version	3.42

See also ...

Function	Description
AnsiNote	Make a note in the output window from text with ANSI colour codes imbedded
ColourNote	Sends a message to the output window in specified colours
ColourTell	Sends a message to the output window in specified colours - not terminated by a newline
GetNoteStyle	Gets the style for notes
Note	Sends a note to the output window
Tell	Sends a message to the output window - not terminated by a newline

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