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Home >Online Product Documentation >Table of Contents >Using Key=Value Characters Using Key=Value CharactersThe Key=Value Character Region property allows you to set the separator for key=value pairs as seen in the input file. When Stylus Studio converts an input file to XML, it uses the value on the left side of the key=value character for the element name, and the value on the right for the element value. Consider the following input file: If you set the Key=Value Character property to =, Stylus Studio creates the following XML document when you preview the custom XML conversion: |
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