Strings that contain the NameValueSeparator character are considered name-value pairs. NameValueSeparator defaults to the equal sign (=). TWideStrings 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

ValueFromIndex 

Names 

IndexOfName 

Strings 

Values