$xml is a nice XML parser. It was originally programmed intending for public consumption, but a new and simpler interface to the XML parser now exists in the $xmlnode WAIF class. Nonetheless, here is a list of the verbs on $xml:
$xml">arse - Given a string or list or strings, this verb parses the XML in the string and returns a formatted list containing all the elements. If a list of strings is passed in, they are combined with a 'virtual-line-break' denoted by the characters *, /, and - in sequence. The formatted list returned is in the form of {tagname, attribute-list, children-list}, where children-list will contain text, and more instances of lists formatted in the same manner where subtags exist.
$xml:find_styleobject - For human-displayable XML, a MOO 'style-object' ($xso) sometimes exists. This $xso object is used to style the object. This verb is used to find an appropriate style object for the user's rendering object.
$xmlump - Given the formatted list returned from $xml">arse, $xmlump returns the original XML.
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