Single-valued and multi-valued attributes
Specify attributes in this format, with or without spaces on either
side of the equal sign:
attribute=value
attribute = value
Attributes can be either single-valued or multi-valued.
- Single-valued attributes
- Single-valued attributes accept only one value. For single-valued
attributes, the syntax is:
attribute = value attribute = "value with spaces"
- Multi-valued attributes
- Multi-valued
attributes accept one or more values that are separated with spaces
and enclosed in braces. Multi-valued attributes can contain a list of
values or a value-map.
- A list assigns one or more values to the attribute.
The syntax is:
attribute = {value1 value2 value3}
For example:
printer-names={printer1 printer2 printer3}
- A value-map assigns one value to
another. The syntax is:
attribute = {value1 -> value2 value3 -> value4}
For example:
filters={pcl -> pcl2afp.dll pdf -> pdf2afp.dll}
- A list assigns one or more values to the attribute.
The syntax is: