SML - STAGE Markup Language help[break][break]
SML has two types of tags, unary tags stand on their own and are fenced by
square brackets like \[break].  Putting a \[braek] in anywhere will add a
paragraph break.  This is the only way to insert a newline manually, as SML will
reformat your text to fit the available space automatically.
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There are also binary tags, which contain text and let you change the formatting
in a variety of ways.  For example, you can set the [yellow>color of some
text<yellow].  Binary tags start with \[tagname> and end with \<tagname].
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Color tags:[break]
\[green>[green>Green<green]\<green] [break]
\[red>[red>Red<red]\<red] [break]
\[yellow>[yellow>Yellow<yellow]\<yellow] [break]
\[blue>[blue>Blue<blue]\<blue] [break]
\[magenta>[magenta>Magenta<magenta]\<magenta] [break]
\[cyan>[cyan>Cyan<cyan]\<cyan] [break]
\[white>[white>White<white]\<white]