Allow overriding separator string between key/val pairs #9
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This introduces a new parameter, 'key_val_separator', which can be set in order to override the string that is used as a separator between the key/value pair of a setting line. The default is ' = ', but you could set the param to '=' if you don't want to include whitespace in your settings file.
For now, the key_val_separator is required to contain exactly one '=' character. This commit simply validates that that is the case.
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This introduces a new parameter, 'key_val_separator', which
can be set in order to override the string that is used
as a separator between the key/value pair of a setting line.
The default is ' = ', but you could set the param to '=' if
you don't want to include whitespace in your settings file.