I assume there's a reason to it?
EDIT:
I think I know what it's for:
hudtxt id;text;x;y...
Is there a workaround to showing it? I specifically need it to show a semicolon.
hudtxt id;text;x;y...
hudtxt "5" "test;50;50"in the console.
textparameter of hudtxt has the semicolon in the memory buffer, the semicolon as well as the string after the semicolon gets truncated and left out only as garbage regardless of Stop-At-Semicolon being disabled. For the record, I can print the semicolon between strings just fine on msg and msg2.
textto see if the data is passed correctly as it should.