System.Classes.TStrings.NameValueSeparator
Delphi
property NameValueSeparator: Char read GetNameValueSeparator write SetNameValueSeparator;
C++
__property System::WideChar NameValueSeparator = {read=GetNameValueSeparator, write=SetNameValueSeparator, nodefault};
Properties
Type | Visibility | Source | Unit | Parent |
---|---|---|---|---|
property | public | System.Classes.pas System.Classes.hpp |
System.Classes | TStrings |
Description
Indicates the character used to separate names from values.
Strings that contain the NameValueSeparator character are considered name-value pairs. NameValueSeparator defaults to the equal sign (=). TStrings defines various methods for accessing names and values and for searching for specific names.
Strings that are name-value pairs consist of a name part, the separator character, and a value part. Any spaces around the separator character are part of the name or value. This convention corresponds to the format used in many initialization files. For example:
DisplayGrid=1 SnapToGrid=1 GridSizeX=8 GridSizeY=8