pc:indentchars

Determines the sequence of characters by which you want to indent lines of XML output.

•This attribute is effective only if it is applied to the document element, i.e., the top-level element of your USoft Blend script.

•This attribute is effective only if pc:ignorewhitespace="yes" and pc:indent="yes" are set for the document element.

•You can determine the content and length of the indentation by setting pc:indentchars.

Syntax

<element pc:ignorewhitespace="yes" pc:indent="yes" pc:indentchars="string"

content

</element>

If you omit pc:indentchars, then pc:indent will use 2 spaces as indentation.

Example 1

This example uses a Tab character for indentation.

The effect of running this example as a USoft Blend script is:

              </height>
              <width/>
       </object>
</example>

Example 2

You can specify other indentation characters than spaces.

The effect of running this example as a USoft Blend script is:

------<unknown/>

----</height>
----<width/>
--</object>
</example>